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Comentarii

1 29 December 2016, 11:39

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Being "very short run" I expect this project to be a rather complex build.... But the kit is very nice for that and well equipped with etched and resin parts. I am so happy there is a Sea Hurricane Mk II in 1:32!
Fly prepares a lot of modelling fun, that´s for sure....

29 December 2016, 11:44

Lex Jassies
The start looks promising. Hope you have a lot of fun 🙂

29 December 2016, 11:55

Stefan Schacht
Hi Roland, count me in. Cheers Stefan

29 December 2016, 14:24

Soeren R.
Im in too😉

29 December 2016, 15:18

Dieter Bihlmaier
Den Bausatz habe ich auch noch auf dem Schrank. Ich bin mal gespannt, wie sich die Hurri bauen lässt.

29 December 2016, 22:25

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Helllo mates! I wish you a happy New Year!
I would like to show you the first modeling activity 2017: cutting the fuselage open for the resin made adaption of the Sea Hurricanes arrester hook. Hope that will look good one day 🙂

4 January 2017, 12:46

Holger Kranich
Happy new year to ya all! Reserve me a seat, Roland. For this interesting build, i´m back in a few minutes with beer and Popcorn.

4 January 2017, 13:31

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
A few minutes later: here is your seat- have a nice time watching 🙂

5 January 2017, 07:47

Holger Kranich
Ahh, popcorn sweet or salty anyone?

5 January 2017, 08:29

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
....salty like the North Atlantic please...... 🙂

5 January 2017, 11:12

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Some "insights" into the recently closed fuselage: after assembly of all these struts and details the cockpit does look not too bad-even more when the fuselage had been closed and any possible imperfections have been successfully lost in the darkness of the cockpit 🙂
Fit of the plastic parts is great by the way.

6 January 2017, 10:44

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
A few pictures of the Sea Hurricane slowly gaining shape: resin and etched parts are great, the plastic parts are a little bit on the brittle side. The resin arrestor-hook was cemented in with Cyanacrylat, than sanded to a smooth surface.

29 January 2017, 17:57

Bill Gilman
Looking really good, mate! 👍 👍 👍

29 January 2017, 18:11

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Thank you mates! I am really ambitious of working with that kit, quite a lot of work-but also fun!

30 January 2017, 09:54

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Everybody here is just practicing- there is always something to be learned. That´s the fun I guess 🙂

30 January 2017, 09:57

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
"Black Gloss" will serve as a base for Alclad Aluminum- and reveals all inaccuracies- nearly as good as Alclad does 🙂

3 February 2017, 06:48

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Little update: Alclad Aluminum has been layed upon the gloss black base. Now the Gunzes "Gloss White" may follow!

7 February 2017, 07:19

Robert W Martel
Lookin' good Roland !

7 February 2017, 07:30

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Thank you both mates!
A few steps forward to a finished Sea Hurricane: all the surfaces have been painted and shaded to an appropriate glance. To be honest, there is not much left to do. I hope I can assemble all the parts like canopy, prop, landing gear etc. in the next few days. 🙂

12 February 2017, 13:46

Roland Sachsenhofer Autor
Finished at last! That was an truly demanding kit- one of the last challenges was the fixing of the canopy, being much too small to fit on the Hurris back- but it was worth the efforts. I am really happy to have had the chance to prove my skills on a Sea Hurricane II in 1:32. Thank you Fly!

18 February 2017, 18:06