WIP
Photo 1 of 3
Opmerkingen
25 January 2018, 17:00
Dennis SchrijverYeah, isn't that gorgeous? I am positively in love with that one, too! 😄
The kit itself is neat, it's mabye less than 50 parts, 30+ years old and you still can throw some glue into the package, give it a shake and a completed plane falls out. Gotta love Tamiya in that regard! 😄
26 January 2018, 08:07
Miro HeroldNice Aotake colour, but the instrument panel should be painted in interior colour.
26 January 2018, 13:11
Dennis SchrijverAccording to the instructions, the instrument panel is metallic blue, too. I was wondering if it's actually any different, but I like it better that way. 🙂
26 January 2018, 13:41
Dennis SchrijverThat said: some quick googling shows every A6M cockpit painted in a "regular" greenish color, where the Tamiya instructions clearly state "metallic blue-green" (actually metallic blue X-13). Did that switch at some point in the war?
I don't mind, since I am not aiming for historical accuracy here, but it leaves me wondering...
26 January 2018, 13:45
Dennis SchrijverChecked some Instructions of Tamiya kits that are not as old (the A6M3 here is from the 80s) and there the cockpits are painted in cockpit green, thusly: the instructions are simply wrong. The more you know! 🙂
26 January 2018, 14:03
Dennis SchrijverAh, I'm fine! It *is* gorgeous and a 14€-kit, can still improve on that and want to build an A6M2 at some point anyway 🙂
(saving it now is nigh impossible too, or at least far too much effort)
26 January 2018, 15:37
SpanjaardI have the Tamiya A6M2 in my stash, plus some resin etc.... i am sure will be a great fun. i just do not have a clue when 😄
26 January 2018, 22:03
Album info
So, at this point I have 4 projects going 😄
Well, that way I always have something to build or paint, and I *had* to test out the gorgeous metallic blue-green Japanese interior! 😄
