Two shiny “little friends”: here is the first one.
Recently, I have decided to once again tackle a rather problem-free construction. Having Airfix’s 1:24 P-51 on my workbench and two 1:32 Mustangs from Revell and Trumpeter, I chose the Tamiya kit. A few etched parts from Eduard freshened up the not so young kit.
Here you can see the first finished model from this double, the other one, a Mustang of the RAF, follows in its own gallery contribution.
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David Mills said on September 2, 2019
Still looks super even for an older Kit!
Bob Bailey said on September 2, 2019
Well done, again.
Robert Royes said on September 2, 2019
Beautifully done!!
Jeff Groves said on September 2, 2019
Beautiful work, Roland! Why Tamiya hasn’t released a P-51 B/C in 1/72 scale is a mystery, it would be a licence to print money.
Matt Minnichsoffer said on September 2, 2019
Very nice Pony. The P-51 B is a classic.
Craig Abrahamson said on September 2, 2019
Excellent build….nice job.
Roland Sachsenhofer said on September 2, 2019
Gentlemen, your comments mean a lot to me, thanks for this motivation!
Dmitry Stropalov said on September 2, 2019
Lovely birds, Roland!
Tom Cleaver said on September 2, 2019
Nice work. The Tamiya P-51B is a solid dependable workhorse of a kit.
Roland Sachsenhofer said on September 3, 2019
Thank you Dmitry and Tom!
Gary Wiley said on September 3, 2019
Very nicely done. Great job.
Greg Kittinger said on September 3, 2019
That’s a really beautiful Pony! Love the checkerboard nose surround, and I’m just a fan of the B Mustang.