Juergen Klinglhuber
Started this rare resin kit which I bought at a flea market couple months ago. Can't wait to bring it alive..

Stefan Fraundorfer
Servus Jürgen, ich kannte dieses Flugzeug bis jetzt gar nicht - man lernt eben nie aus. Es sieht so aus, als ob du da einiges an Spachtelarbeit vor dir hast. Gutes gelingen!

Robert Podkoński
Watching for sure! I have the same kit in my stash - and its quality is comparable... save the spinner, which consists half of resin and half of an air pocket :/ Keep my fingers crossed 😉

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Alex K
Taking my seat...

J35J
Joining too!👍🏻

Nicolas
Following

Juergen Klinglhuber
Hi mates - thx for you interest.
And Yes, Stefan - putty will be needed. Plenty of.

Spanjaard
old fashioned short run resin kit, have not seen one like this for a while. tons of work, but you will get a fantastic almost unique piece!

Juergen Klinglhuber
🙂 thx Spanjaard

Duster_d
I wonder which kit is more difficult to assemble: resin or vaccuform?

Marko
That looks like a lot of work to me, fingers crossed that it will be a nice result despite everything. The example is definitely worth the effort.👍

Cuajete
It reminds me a lot to Dujin's Loire 210 that I have. Horrible resin full of bubbles, bent parts and other imperfections. A lot of work to do.
You're doing a great job, Juergen!

Juergen Klinglhuber
Hi Duster_d - that is a tricky question. At the end I guess it is less question of what is more difficult rather than a question of "how many hours I am willing to spend" to get this kit in shape.
Vaccu definetly is eating up more of the time.
I like both ways as they cover a sometimes really rare aircraft types.

Juergen Klinglhuber
Thx Marko and Cuajete for your motivating words.

Juergen Klinglhuber
So this tiny resin kit is back in the workbench. As expected - a lot of imperfections need to be reworked on the surface. Had some starting issues with the new A-Stand colours I used for the first time.

Gordon Sørensen
Great work on what looks like difficult (and small!) kit, Juergen!

J35J
Great work so far with the kit!
You have handle the poor resin with excellent skill👍🏻

Robert Podkoński
You've done fantastic job with these pieces of resin, Juergen! Keep it up!

Juergen Klinglhuber
Thank you gentlemen - your comments are needed to keep the motivation up (usually I like the challenges of old and/or short-run kits, but this one is exhausting me a bit). 🙂

Alex K
... it seems, however, that your are passing the test with flying colours...! 👍 👍 Great work, as everyone agrees!

Bas Tonn
Following

Cuajete
Great job so far, Jürgen. Don't despair. The effort is worth it.
Go on! 👍

Juergen Klinglhuber
Thank you Alex, Bas Tonn & Cujete for your cheers! Rarely cheering was neeed more than with this kit 🙂
👍

Juergen Klinglhuber
Again a few steps forward - metalizers are applied.

Alec K
Following along. Takes guts to tackle a resin kit and this one seems particularly challenging 👍

bughunter
What a ugly bunch of resin parts, but you managed to convert them in a glossy piece of metal 👍
I thought A-Stand is a re-branded Alclad? I love the Alclad Primer on plastic as it bites into the surface but had not so good experience on resin. Same result during removing masks 🙁 I got a recommendation from a resin figure painter to use Mr. Paint primer and this one works ok for me so far (but do not has the micro filler as Alclad).

Juergen Klinglhuber
thx Alec & Bughunter.
@ bughunter. I was not aware that is is just a rebrand. But I had a different "feeling" on how the paint behave during application and defenitly they smell different. I have to check for the remaining AlClad stuff to make a comparision.

Spanjaard
really curious about that, still got a good number of Alclad bottles, but they will not last for ever....m

Juergen Klinglhuber
Internet comments definitly say this is a rebrand of the same product. mmh... I just checked my stash. The metalizers smell same but not the primers - for what ever reason (or my imagination is playing tricks?) at least the primer seems to be different (different odor & it took definitly longer to get dry compared to the 2 Mustangs I just recently did with the AlcladII primer). Anyhow...I will look for a new kit to undergo further tests 😉
cheers mates