USAAF- Hurricane
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10 19 January, 15:47
Roland Sachsenhofer
In addition to the two Macchis, I'm working on a project that uses a really great kit: I'm going to build a Hurricane IIb, incidentally in the colours of the USAAF, from this Arma-Hobbies kit, which is a perfect fit, rich in detail and highly recommended overall. Last year, I already built a Hurricane from this manufacturer and therefore know the qualities of the kit in advance. Here you can see photos from the day before yesterday; in the meantime the fuselage and the wings have been assembled and sanded - well, there wasn't much to do!
In addition to the two Macchis, I'm working on a project that uses a really great kit: I'm going to build a Hurricane IIb, incidentally in the colours of the USAAF, from this Arma-Hobbies kit, which is a perfect fit, rich in detail and highly recommended overall. Last year, I already built a Hurricane from this manufacturer and therefore know the qualities of the kit in advance. Here you can see photos from the day before yesterday; in the meantime the fuselage and the wings have been assembled and sanded - well, there wasn't much to do!
19 January, 15:52
Nick Dragone
Looking forward to this one. I haven't built an Arma kit yet but all reviews and builds I have seen look great. I stepped aside from building planes for a bit to recharge the batteries. I've been building 1:35 Armor kits from Italeri, Dragon and Tamiya that I have had in my stash since 1980!! Just finished a Puma 234/2 from a 45 year old Italeri kit. The figures are Dragon and Tamiya. The only thing left is a base.
Looking forward to this one. I haven't built an Arma kit yet but all reviews and builds I have seen look great. I stepped aside from building planes for a bit to recharge the batteries. I've been building 1:35 Armor kits from Italeri, Dragon and Tamiya that I have had in my stash since 1980!! Just finished a Puma 234/2 from a 45 year old Italeri kit. The figures are Dragon and Tamiya. The only thing left is a base.
19 January, 22:37