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hoho,1:32 fw190a8 and ju-87 crazy trumpeter so big ,maybe you wanna buy a new house to put it .
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He he he .....for sure. But not always what is big is good.
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Im struggling to get my 1/72 models done, a 1/24 would scare the crap outta me
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The 1/24 scale hurricane is a pretty basic model, it dosent have heaps of interior detail , you only put the cockpit and motor together and the fuselage goes straight together, it goes together very nicely, the one i built was the MK.1.
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Too big for me... don't have the room!
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I have a 1/24 Airfix Bf 109E of Wick's that I'm afraid to open.
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Njaco if you do build it, where on this earth are you gonna put it ?
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Njaco I have a 1/24 Airfix Bf 109E of Wick's that I'm afraid to open.
You have good reason, that model's a nightmare. Fit is God AWFUL!
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I think if you want something nice you have to get "dirty" yourself.There is no possibility to avoid it.
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I'm afraid to touch it! Mistakes at 1:72 I can hide but that size would be magnified! freaking box is huge!
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I don't know why you are afraid to touch it.Fortunately the bigger model is the easier correct them.
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I only re-started building models again about 9 years ago after a 25 year lay-off. I've noticed I'm not as - creative? - as I was when I was younger. lost a lot of skills. This thing is intimidating. I'm waiting until I get better then try. But like Erich said, I have no idea where to put it once finished. I already have a large Stuka and Muncheburg's Bf 109 I think in 1:24 sitting in my living room. They were already pre-made so no building.
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C'mon NJ you can do it!
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Njaco I'm afraid to touch it! Mistakes at 1:72 I can hide but that size would be magnified! freaking box is huge!
That exact one sir. The fit around the cowling is brutal!
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But I'm with Wayne.
As far as the putty is concerned it is not offered by the gallon but by kilograms
. Fortunately for the model one small tube of Tamya putty and some sandpaper 1000 and 1500 grade will be enough, I think.
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