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Thanks my friends @johnb, @brithebuilder and @holzhamer! A good kit it is!
Your almost finished Spiros @fiveten. Such an enjoyable kit isn’t it?
It is indeed, my friend @eb801!
Some more filler applied...
Important work to smoothen things, Spiros @fiveten
You are really moving on this Hurricane, Spiros (@fiveten). Almost time to think about paint schemes.
Thanks my friends @johnb and @gblair! I am sure at least some of the gaps are operator error. I am going to do the box art scheme...
Nice to see the Spitfire and Hurricane together and progressing nicely, Spiros @fiveten.
Spiros @fiveten: What Spit Mk is that in the background? Brand? While we’re at it, what’s in the still shrink wrapped box? Another Hasegawa? Well, maybe it isn’t shrink wrapped now that I look at it.
Good choice on the roundel bolt scheme.
The lightning bolts will look cool, Spiros (@fiveten), and I have always liked the desert paint scheme on Hurricanes.
Thanks my friends @johnb, @eb801 and @gblair! Indeed, this is the Hurricane box at the background. I too believe the desert scheme looks cool on the Hurricane, as do the non-standard lightning bolts.
Eric @eb801, the spitfire is a Mk Vb that Spiros has going in the desert group https://imodeler.com/groups/desert-air-war-10-june-1940-to-13-may-1943/forum/topic/airfix-1-48-spitfire-vb/
Spiros, I am impressed that you still manage to squeeze more green from your tube! 🙂 Happy holidays!
Thanks my friend @airbum! Yes, there is still some green left... Happy holidays to you as well!
