MC 202 Hasegawa 1/72
MC 202 Hasegawa 1/72
BTW, in Ali D’Italia #2 is photograph (page 45) of Folgore Serie IX at production stage were it shows that wheel wells were enclosed. Hence I did this same in my model.
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Thank you!Luftwoller wrote:Welcome aboard Lazycat. Very nice paint job. What AB are you using and with what Paint and thinners?
...Guy
Airbrush - for this project I used clone of Iwata HCP (RIP now - initial quality was equal to original however poor quality of materials shorten it’s life).
Paints are Humbrol and Xtracolor thinned with Lacquer thinner.
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Thank you!padovan wrote:Hi LK:
...what did you mean when you said you made some mistakes (tail)? ...
Best to you, Patrick
Horizontal surfaces are from later model (serie XI?) as per Hasegawa kit. It should be backdated as in Italieri kit (this same as on MC.200).
Other than that, the underside gray should be darker.
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