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  1. CDW
    Thanks for the comments. Just wanted to remove this kit from the stash pile. Not one of Airfix best efforts but one of the only 1:72 Marauders around. While I was on the Arma Hobby website yesterday, I saw where a new release of Marauder is coming soon. Looks like a rebox of the Hasegawa kit under another label, but a much nicer kit than this Airfix one.
  2. CDW
    I can see where this one would definitely be a gamble to get the hull sections joined without losing detail. Beautifully cast (printed?) hull parts. From the comments I read, I presume it's 3D printed resin?
  3. CDW
    Yes, I see it now. Doesn't seem a big deal though, two pieces split midship. I've been following the threads of a couple of modelers here who pieced together massive 1:48 scale, 3D printed Corvette destroyers with multi section hulls with excellent results
  4. CDW
    If this hull is multi-sectional, I sure couldn't see it in the photos. Shimakaze, 3D-Wild CY512 (2022) (scalemates.com)
  5. CDW
    Thanks OC Need to install landing gear and doors before finishing the decals.
  6. CDW
    Preview, not finished
  7. CDW
    Ready for the invasion now that the stripes are painted on. Ready for the decals, too.
  8. CDW
    A little 1:200 USS Smith DD as well
  9. CDW
    Besides a beautiful model (1:200 Shimakaze), I like the fact the company is out of Pennsylvania. Makes it feel a little less of a gamble sending them our hard-earned money. Did you see they are also offering a 1:200 Zao cruiser? Wow!
  10. CDW
    Before the end of WW2, the B-26 Marauder gave way to its replacement, the A-26 Invader. The A-26 went on to serve with distinction through the North Korean conflict, the Vietnam conflict, and beyond. The A-26 Served with other military units throughout the world as well as civilian use. Quite a capable aircraft the A-26 turned out to be. I am fortunate to have no less than three versions of it in 1:72 scale. These kits have become hard to come by.
  11. CDW
    Will try to knock out the invasion stripes tomorrow then the decals after that.
  12. CDW
    Thanks!
  13. CDW
    Thanks Javlin!
  14. CDW
    Thanks for the nice comments, I want to get this one finished. Hopefully in another day or two.
  15. CDW
    Where do you buy it?
  16. CDW
    Great looking ships! Very nice display boards, too.
  17. CDW
    AK Xtreme Metal aluminum
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  19. CDW
    So far, I am very happy with the black primer which will give the foundation for the silver paint to come. Mr Surfacer 1500 diluted with 60% leveling thinner. A very smooth surface.
  20. CDW
    Ready for primer and paint
  21. CDW
    It’s just the plane/rocket in 1:32 scale
  22. CDW
    I wanted to do a colorful jet and this seemed to be a good candidate. Not often modeled. This one is small at 1:72 scale but has nice detail and decals.
  23. CDW
    Obscure doesn’t seem to be an issue for model companies. Wait until you see my Natter kit build. Talk about obscure…
  24. CDW
    I agree on the bomb bay doors. The closed door option is not a good fit. Too much filler required. The glass is not fixable. The clear has imperfections inside. Will just live with it as is. Thanks for your comments and for dropping in.
  25. CDW
    What a beauty! Excellent build thread, enjoyed it so much. Thanks!

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