Eduard (ICM) 1/48 Do-17Z

Started by Tom Cleaver · 11 · 2 years ago
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    Tom Cleaver said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    The new Eduard limited edition kit of the ICM Do-17Z. Finally a chance to use the Dmold corrected resin tail I've had since the only option for this subject was the Classic Airframes kit.

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    Pedro L. Rocha said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Nice one Tom! Hope you don’t mind having a couple more builds based on the ICM box along. I don’t know that Dmold set but I’ll be using Vectors correction set on mine.
    Eagerly awaiting your progress and pick up the inevitable hints you give along the way 😉

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    Paul Higgins said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Another good choice. I haven't got this one yet, but it'll be interesting to see how it amtches up to the Ju88 and He111 from the same manufacturer :-).

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    Paul Barber said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Hopefully all the other Eduard magic has been sprinkled over this boxing! The box art is very good too! Looking forward to this!

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    Spiros Pendedekas said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    An amazing choice, @tcinla!
    Looking forward to it and even more so as to see the corrected tail attached!

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    John vd Biggelaar said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Nice choice, Tom @tcinla.
    This kit is in good hands, looking forward to the results.

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    Tom Cleaver said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Well, I made a discovery right off: the Dmold tail will not fit this kit. Unfortunately, I had to cut up the fuselage to discover that. Fortunately I have an ICM kit that just donated its fuselage halves to this project.

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    Colin Gomez said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    I don't see many of these built. I'm sure it will be great. Will it be a Battle of Britain aircraft?

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    Pedro L. Rocha said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Tom, try Vector tail set if you can grab one, perhaps you can salvage the fuselages all depends where exactly did you cut the plastic to fit the resin part

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    George R Blair Jr said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    Another great choice, Tom (@tcinla). I am glad to see I am not the only one who finds out something won't fit until after I have done some unrecoverable.

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    Tom Cleaver said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    @coling - most likely yes.