I started 21 th of December. Hasegawa kit isn’t new kit but fits really good. I bought aftermarket PE parts ( because of I need instrument panel), but used only some parts (pilot need space for legs). Also aftermarket wheels from my spare box. On the box You can see bombs under wings. Unfortunetly kit doesn’t have it! So I bought set of 250lbs brass bombs. But now I’m thinking about that it could be 500lbs? My mistake?

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Superb entry, Bernard @lis
All those extras will give this Mustang a special look.
Looking forward to this build.

The pilot looks great, Bernard @lis
So does the propellor.

All look great, my friend @lis! I believe Hasegawa did not mold the prop in one piece to cater for other versions?

Coming along nicely, Bernard (@lis). Looking forward to the rest of the build. Have a great holiday.

You received a great gift, my friend @lis!

@gblair @tcinla @fiveten @johnb Hello gentlemen. I had a very bad karma recently and there was some Mustang failure which was assessed as a total loss due to loss of front fuselage geometry. During the sanding test, it turned out that the fuselage was unglued and without noticing it, I sanded the front too much. Due to the fact that I got a basically better Tamiya set from Santa Clause, I said that I will not try to improve it, only that I will build a new set, since the Tamiya version includes the same version. Of course, I recovered the remote control, bombs and resin wheels that may fit the new set. I'm sorry if you thought the decision was too hasty and you were curious what Hasegawa's Mustang would look like. I promise myself that one day I will return to the Hasegawa Mustang, but maybe I will take my more favorite B/C version. Best regards for all fans Pacific Mustangs!

As the classic motto says, "S**t Happens!" , my friend @lis! As our friend @johnb said, just leave it aside and eho knows what the future will bring!