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Mike Grant
hat ein neues Fotoalbum hinzugefügt.
hat ein neues Fotoalbum hinzugefügt.
41 4 May 2016, 19:36
Julian Herrero aka Yuri
your output is awesome, and you're incredible,,,,, don't you sleep ?
😢
your output is awesome, and you're incredible,,,,, don't you sleep ?
😢
4 May 2016, 19:42
Mike Grant
Thanks guys! @Julian, these are not all current builds, I'm just using the site to catalogue my builds from the last few years. This one dates back to 2010 🙂
Thanks guys! @Julian, these are not all current builds, I'm just using the site to catalogue my builds from the last few years. This one dates back to 2010 🙂
4 May 2016, 19:44
Clive Tucker
Interesting camo scheme, never seen that kind of thing before. What was the thinking behind that?
Interesting camo scheme, never seen that kind of thing before. What was the thinking behind that?
4 May 2016, 19:47
Jens
Hi Mike, to build something to say Genial as always, and the finish is only superclass perfect, not only beautiful stained and quite exotic that your details in the painting fasziniren easy every time you look at the images 👍 👍 👍
Hi Mike, to build something to say Genial as always, and the finish is only superclass perfect, not only beautiful stained and quite exotic that your details in the painting fasziniren easy every time you look at the images 👍 👍 👍
4 May 2016, 19:48
Petri Manninen
Very nice! @Clive, FA-25 was one unlucky plane, it had 6 different landing/taxiing accidents. The scheme depicted here dates back to ca. January 1942, when the plane was in it's almost most colorful form 🙂 After the latest accident the left wing was replaced with the wing of another bird, namely FA-2 (which had not yet received the standard Finnish camouflage). At some stage the flap on the left wing was replaced with a spare taken from yet another plane (the flap being of very dark color, black?), resulting in an even more colorful plane 🙂
Very nice! @Clive, FA-25 was one unlucky plane, it had 6 different landing/taxiing accidents. The scheme depicted here dates back to ca. January 1942, when the plane was in it's almost most colorful form 🙂 After the latest accident the left wing was replaced with the wing of another bird, namely FA-2 (which had not yet received the standard Finnish camouflage). At some stage the flap on the left wing was replaced with a spare taken from yet another plane (the flap being of very dark color, black?), resulting in an even more colorful plane 🙂
5 May 2016, 05:33
Thomas Bischoff
it's always a pleasure to see your builds! Amazing what you can turn out of these ancient kits.
it's always a pleasure to see your builds! Amazing what you can turn out of these ancient kits.
5 May 2016, 07:45
Bill Gilman
Beautiful work, Mike. You certainly have a knack for making these old kits shine! 👍
Beautiful work, Mike. You certainly have a knack for making these old kits shine! 👍
5 May 2016, 14:55
Bill Davis
Fantastic! I think I will just throw my old G 50 Airfix kit away, I will never come close to that.
Fantastic! I think I will just throw my old G 50 Airfix kit away, I will never come close to that.
5 May 2016, 15:14
Roberto Rocat
As the decades passed, I built a couple of G 50s ...Can't believe it's the same kit 🙂
As the decades passed, I built a couple of G 50s ...Can't believe it's the same kit 🙂
27 May 2016, 06:11
Lex Jassies
I really love the lines of these Italian birds. This one is no exception. Beautiful build!
I really love the lines of these Italian birds. This one is no exception. Beautiful build!
27 May 2016, 06:31
Martien Lourens
This is incredible what you 've made of this old kit, Mike. Beautiful
This is incredible what you 've made of this old kit, Mike. Beautiful
27 May 2016, 06:52