1/72 Tanmodel Hurkus - Free Bird *** FINISHED ***

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1/72 Tanmodel Hurkus - Free Bird *** FINISHED ***

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I should be able to start this model as soon as I finish the CF-104 for the ending GB.
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I look forward to this build. It will be interesting to see how this new companies kits build.

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Oki, so the official start was done yesterday. I will post pics tonight. Proper weight added to the fuselage, cockpit 50% complete (some detail painting left). I am ready to join the fuselage halves. Pics later.
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Looking forward to seeing the pics
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as promised, while more paint dries (:)) I uploaded these:
state as of yesterday
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That looks a sweet little kit. Are all those side consoles, etc. for the cockpit part of the kit?

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dwomby wrote:That looks a sweet little kit. Are all those side consoles, etc. for the cockpit part of the kit?

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David, these are part of the kit, the only thing I have added are pieces of styrene to kind of seal cockpit side panels flush with the fuselage. Overall, not a bad kit to work with.
Today, fuselage stuck together, wings on, stabilizer on. No issues so far.

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It seems that the parts of the model are well matched and do not even need a putty.
Are not you afraid, that such a large sinker will break the front landing gear?
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Przemek wrote:It seems that the parts of the model are well matched and do not even need a putty.
Are not you afraid, that such a large sinker will break the front landing gear?
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Przemek, I guess modelling is a hobby of brave ones :). Actually I do worry but we will see, I hope that it does not break if I don't try to roll it up the 'tarmac' too many times :).
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How are you getting on with this one?
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It is mostly in the same form as last pictures, I have not had too much time this weekend due to some voracious family plans :). Slowly will be built to be finished in time, no worries.
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I found some time to work seams with putty and put the office equipment pieces together:

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Again, not a bad kit at all.
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That does look like a nice kit. keep up the good work.
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Lovely looking kit and nice work on it. Tried google shopping for it and the results for Tanmodel were ............ err interesting to say the least :lol: Looks like the only place to get it is from the list on their website
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Kitaholic wrote:Lovely looking kit and nice work on it. Tried google shopping for it and the results for Tanmodel were ............ err interesting to say the least :lol: Looks like the only place to get it is from the list on their website
Sounds like the time that I was doing a painting of a Leyland Beaver fire engine and looked it up on Google Images! :shock: :oops:

Back to the subject in hand (so to speak!) .....Nice neat 'pit, good work!
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