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@fiveten, thank you, Spiros
@stephen-w-towle, thanks a lot, Stephen.
Work started on the engine, prepainted the seperate parts, five in total, at first. Glued everything together and will now continue with detailing.
Fantastic job on the engine and great overall progress, my friend @johnb! The offset elevators and rudder add very dynamic looks!
@fiveten, thank you, Spiros.
The engine is impressive given the scale. Everything else is frosting on the cake. With each photo getting better at showing off the goods.
@stephen-w-towle, thanks, Stephen. Even at this scale, ArmaHobby put a lot of detail in it.
Very nice details in this scale indeed!
@airbum, thank you, Erik. I was surprised as well to see all those tiny details.
Two decals were provided for the engine, not that easy to handle but their on. After that dirtied up the engine a bit.
Those decals surely needed a steady hand!
Good work so far, John! Arma's Wildcats (and other kits as well) are real little gems!
@airbum, it did took quite some time to get them aligned, Erik @inflames, thank you, Sebastijan. It is my first Aema kit but I'm positively surprised till now.
Great job on those tiny decals and the engine in general, my friend @johnb!
As mentioned earlier, the landing gear is complex and fragile. This was noticed on the sprues as well since one part was broken already, might not be to complex to get that repaired.
