Hello friends, here again with you, this time I leave you my last work which is a wonderful but simple model of Lindberg "Japan Betty Bomber" well known in the days of the Second World War, I hope you like it, you will realize a dirty suitable for advanced uses in the war, the front and rear wings were cut to simulate his resting position and he opened the floodgates on both sides, as for advanced moments of combat the grids hindered the shooters who dived To defend the ship by the sides of the same, decals are placed with irregular lolos rounds which simulate a review of manual painting to the Japanese emblems by the crew to cover the disgust in their national symbols, could a Japanese bird be very shaved and worn but never your neglected rising sun ..., greetings to all I hope you like ...

Nice work, looks great! Lindberg's are hit or miss, here's a trainer my Dad did a while ago, It's an ok kit.

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Wow un Stearman PT17, my Favorite...

Thanks Greg, it is well known to see that a dedicated painting assistance gives any model whatever the brand of the "life" kit, what is important is the love that is given at the time of work, so it is tired by the battle

Maybe it would be its worn finish that the judges liked in the competition more than if the fact that they were seeing perhaps the worst kit on the market to make a model of the Japanese Betty bomber won Bronze at the IPMS event, I feel satisfied and happy to make a product that simply in today's world would be rejected or ignored due to its limited quality ... greetings