Mustang IV Tamiya 1/32
Mustang IV
303 Polish squadron 1945
Melius Manu – mask
HGW – seatbelts
Barracuda Studios – Cockpit upgrade, Cockpit stencils
Eduard – photo-etched, Brassin wheels
Master - barrels
Painted Tamiya, Gunze
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Incredible, what more can you say. I can walk up to it pre-flight it and then fire her up and lets fly!
My thoughts exactly
Really excellent, i enjoy it.
Excellent paint, very realistic!
Superb finish.Master Modeler and excellent photography.
Excellent work!
Great build, great paintjob, you really hit the shine spot on, and great footage on top of that. Congratulations!
Stunning weathering... Each color seems to have dozens of shades!
Out door photography, natural light with a tree line in the back round and a strong build makes for some great modeling and photography. The Tamiya Mustang gets a lot of rave reviews and comments but, this build puts it at another level of excellence Artur. This article is another strong candidate for model of the month. Two thumbs up
I've never seen a build of one of these Tamiya Mustangs (at least from an experienced modeller) that I haven't liked. They're a real playground of techniques and skills. Very nice work, Arthur.
Arthur, first rate work, almost looks real!
You mean to tell me it's NOT real? It's hard to tell, ain't it...?
Hats off
Thank you all from such kind words, it's very motivates me to continue to work
Artur, this is a gorgeous build! It looks very real. It was well photographed as well.
This one looks like the real thing, the colours, presentation - spectacular!
Wow - excellent! As others have mentioned, looks like I could crawl into the cockpit and fire it up! Love the 'Stang in British colors - one of these days I'll get one done...!
Can't believe what I see, Artur.
Not just great modelling, but a piece of art.
Your outdoor photography is always excellent and I think this is the the best yet.
great work
This Mustang is one of the hottest builds of this ride I have seen. I love the markings! Your paint and finish is flawless and perfect. I am a fairly experienced model with some exceptional builds of my own but this is a whole step above what I have produced ever. I am saving the photos for references to help me replicate some day. I am actually working on a 1/32 Hurricane right now with the same camo pattern so this is a good example of how I want my finish to look when complete. Can you share what base colors/brands you used. I am in that stage of selecting at this point in my build.
Thank you for the nice words, I painted the model Gunze C from the CS-684 set