Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
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Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
Well, let's try again. Talk about chalk an cheese. This is a super little kit in 1:72 scale.
Very little flash and light mold lines easily cleaned up. There are, annoyingly, two injection pin marks on the upper surface of the lower wing, and since the wings have fabric texture, I chose to just 'smooth them out' a little.
Only the fuselage is glued together as yet.
Very little flash and light mold lines easily cleaned up. There are, annoyingly, two injection pin marks on the upper surface of the lower wing, and since the wings have fabric texture, I chose to just 'smooth them out' a little.
Only the fuselage is glued together as yet.
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Al.
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Re: Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
Good looking S.E.5a Hey Al, you gonna do the rigging ??
john2308- Full Member
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Re: Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
Maybe not before I go to Bonneville John, but afterwards, if I find something rigid and thin enough, I might just do that.
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Re: Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
This morning I got the upper and underside paint airbrushed on.... remarkably, I was able to do it without the need for masking!!
The colours may not be prototypically correct but they are what I had to hand and near enough for me.
Next will be a light coat of clear, followed by detail painting and decals.
The colours may not be prototypically correct but they are what I had to hand and near enough for me.
Next will be a light coat of clear, followed by detail painting and decals.
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Geezerman- Advanced Member
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Re: Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
Paint looks good, Al. Moving along quickly.
RetiredMike- Advanced Member
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Re: Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a 1:72
Good molding of the body helps a lot with small scale. Good luck on the wrap up! Bonneville...some folks are crazy.
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Thanks Ron. It's in the completed section now.
VROOM!! VROOOOOM!!!!
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VROOM!! VROOOOOM!!!!
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