A broken wing can be cured
Komentarzy
22 April 2011, 19:31
Bernd KorteThanks. If not I'll order a new kit from Hannants. Luckily it's not that expensive.
23 April 2011, 13:06
Bernd KorteThe replacement kit has arrived. Time to cut some plastic and replace the wing!
20 June 2011, 19:18
Tim Vereeckenice to see that you can continue! looking forward to see the progress
20 June 2011, 19:32
Bernd KorteSome more progress. The new wing is in place and the main paint job is done.
24 June 2011, 18:42
Bernd KorteI've now applied the decals. They are from Aerocalcas and work very well with the softener I'm using
27 August 2011, 18:57
Holger KranichHey Bernd, your progress is looking good! And a song came to my mind: "Dont cry for your wing, little Panther..."🙂
28 August 2011, 05:30
Holger KranichMy version from: "Dont cry for me, Argentina" Related to the country of your panther!🙂
28 August 2011, 07:25
Christian BruerHi Bernd, nice progress and interesting version. I did not know that the Argentinian Navy used also the Panther! Happy modeling, Christian
28 August 2011, 17:50
Bernd KorteThanks! Yes, the Argentinian version has been rare up to now. But I guess we will see quite a few Argentinian Panthers in the future as HobbyBoss put Argentinian decals in the box of their new 1/72 F9F-2: modelingmadness.com/../hobbyboss/87248.htm
28 August 2011, 18:33
Aghis BarberopoulosBeautiful markings, and well done project. Really cute result!
31 August 2011, 16:32
Bill GilmanWow, that's really nice! I love it when someone does a common model in an uncommon scheme. Looks like you've added some aftermarket parts to the Hasegawa kit - wheel wells and cockpit detail?
30 December 2012, 23:17
Bernd KorteThanks guys! @Bill: Yes, I used an Eduard PE set (which included the wheel wells) and a resin nose and wheels from Resin Art.
31 December 2012, 08:29
Christian BruerNice bird in an unique marking - well done and a a good start in 2013!
31 December 2012, 09:22
Pierre-Christian BaudruGreat job on the wheel wells, great paint job too ! I like this Argentinean scheme. Cheers.
31 July 2015, 13:40
Album info
This is what happens when you try to "un-warp" a warped wing with a hairdryer. Now I need a new wing as a replacement...
The replacement kit has arrived and some serious plastic surgery is under way...
Main build-up is completed as well as the paint job.
I've now applied the decals. They are from Aerocalcas and work very well with the softener I'm using.
