Taylorcraft Auster MkIII, converted Airfix 1/72 MkVI. RHAF 1948.

Mike Grant
Very nice work on that oldie 👍

Alex K
A masterly done cutie! 👍 👍

Gary Kitchen
Great build Elias. I have an AZ Auster III For my Zumbach collection and this excellent build will be a great Source of inspiration.

Gary Kitchen
Can I ask what the block is doing in photo8. Is it holding the vacuform so you can mask and paint before cutting?

Dave Flitton
Massive work that turned out to be a nice gem

Elias Korompilis
Thanks everybody!
@ Gary Kitchen: no, it is the next step right after photo 5, the transparency is heated and pressed against the home made mold made from miliput and plasticard. Old fashioned "press forming". Had to do it because the MkVI canopy is different to the MkIII, and the thin part was necessary so the frame structure could fit inside.
The doors are made from the same material, .005in transparent evergreen sheet. Canopy framing is aluminum color decal cut to strips.

Gary Kitchen
👍 thanks Elias- top skills.

Łukasz Gliński
Brilliant, who would think this old set of sprues can look that good after all? 👍

Elias Korompilis
The model had a mistake I decided to fix. More about that at the photo captions.
Thanks for looking 🙂

Alex K
Είσαι άπαιχτος!!!!

Dimitri Sambanis
Συμφωνώ!!!

Bernd Grün
Impressive build, Elias. I'll take a seat. 👌