I have been working on a Classic Airframes ragwing and a Hasegawa IIc. Surprisingly the CA has been very fun for me and in the inverse the Hasegawa fills me with regret that it is not the Arma kit instead.

Alas…

I bought a Tamiya razor saw for resin pour stubs. This makes this job a dream.

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Of course we got some goodies. Barracuda wheels and Master barrels for the Hase, Scale Aircraft Conversion landing gear for the CA as the box gear is not so good.

More evidence of CA copying the Hase: both have the issue of having only one wheel capture “lug” in the roof of the wheel bay. I also had to cut out the vision slots in both and fill pin marks in the Hase

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Superb entries and great progress so far, my friend @kopperhed!

Nice IP, right out of Spanish school.
As predicted , it appears to be a busy Hurricane season.
My camera was doing well for a while, seems to have backslid.
Sumatra/Palembang jungle fighter. Freehanded camo job. How 'bout that 9 piece cobbled up serial?

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A guy on here is doing a IIC 1/48 Arma. Very impressive surface detail, every rivet. This 1/32 is barenaked by comparison.

Pity about the decals, my friend @kopperhed. If you have another set, I think peeling them completely off is probably better, touching them up will require much more effort.

You're learning, grasshopper ( 🙂 ). The Arma Hurricane IIc has an open lower rear fuselage for when they do their Sea Hurricane. Take the Sea Hurricane lower part from an Airfix Hurricane I, and - voila! - a better result for a lot less effort.

And yes, the CA Hurricane is based on all the worst parts of the Hasegawa kit planning.

(@billkoppos) I knew it was a mistake after i put all the blu tac on and saw the whole mask job. I hated myself instantaneously the moment i tried to remove the masks and heard the first crack