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A great job, nicely done on a real beast. SB2C also known as Son of a Bi**h 2Class.
Thank you Robert.
Good to know.
Aha! The only other modeler besides me I have seen who is brave enough/crazy enough/skilled enough to do the Eduard p-e divebrakes! (Emphasis on "crazy enough"). Well done Rafi!
I think this is the best kit ProModeler/Monogram ever did.
Thank you Tom.
The folded wing version is coming up.
Awesome result, Rafi!
Congratulations!
Thank you Spiros!
Another beautiful build, Rafi @blackmopane
Looks great with all options in open position.
Looking forward to the folded wing version.
Thank you John.
Nice looking "Beast", Rafi! Think this is the first one i've seen with the Alpha Numeric Carrier Air Group codes. Most people like to do G-Symbols...
Thank you David.
Excellent work!
Thank you Steven!
Great work, Rafi. I loved that one too!
Thank you John!
Beautiful. I have a couple in the stash. Maybe someday I'll build them. There's now 3 flyable in the world.
Thank you Jeff.
Nice work on the dive brakes, looks great. I agree, the Pro-Modeler Beast rocks! I did one many years ago.
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Thank you Chas.
Yours, look very realistic.
That is a fantastic build, and those dive brakes are phenomenal!
Thank you Greg!
Excellent result...well done!
Thank you Mark!
Rafi @blackmopane, you are a most prolific builder, and I like this one. That is a really beastly looking plane, and I love it displayed with the dive brakes open. You have a really impressive looking build there!
Thank you Walt!
I agree. I loved building this kit - one of their finest. You sure knocked this one out of the park, Rafi @blackmopane.
Thank you Eric!
I love this ugly seabeast, and you did a fabulous job on her!
Thank you David!
Beautifully built, and beautifully photographed! What paints did you use for the exterior, and the landing gear and wells?
Thank you Drew,
I use my own mix of enamel paints. Tamiya's XF18 is a good base for the intermediate blue.