About this Group
The subject of this group build are the hectic summer months of 1940 when the Battle of France and the Battle of Britain were fought, lost -- and won.
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| Group type: | Public Group |
| Total participants: | 40 |
| Most recent activity in the group: | 9 months, 2 weeks ago |
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Finished this one a few months back, just forgot to post pictures! (Doofus) Loved the kit, build s up real nice and I highly recommend it! -
Fantastic pics, Seamus! And having seen this build in person, it is truly amazing work! -
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What a beautiful build Seamus! That is just freakin, WOW!
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Gorgeous! -
Not just yet, Bill. Building a nice diorama around her. Once that is done, then I'll post it in Headlines. -
Lovely work Seamus ! -
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You should put it on the mainpage, get a lot more looksees that way. -
what you have done to this old kit is jaw-dropping. Wonderful finish, too! -
Quite the masterwork. Superb craftsmanship all around.
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Very nice, Seamus, very nice indeed. -
Okay, so the propeller was added as were the gear doors, the canopy, various landing/navigation lights, etc, etc. Bottom line, the Hurricane is finished. Now it is time to start the whole BoB diorama. See you […]
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Greg, the fluid staining was made from Grumbacher Oil Painting Medium #1 and a bit of the appropriately colored oil paint. Everything is secured/sealed with my ever dwindling supply of Floquil flat clear which, […]
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Just exquisite! Love the rivet staining in the bolts behind the headrest, and the fluid staining underneath. What did you use to secure that effect on the underside? The stencils look great also - you are […]
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