I hope I am not too late to sent you some pictures of my just finished Hayabusa.
I build it just for the contest and I am quite satisfied with the results - at least for my standards. I hope you like it. The scale is 1/72. Manufacturer is special hobby.
Leon Kloke - Germany
As promised I send some more photographs of the reworked/more detailed Hayabusa. She really was a nice build - except the engine cowling which was a real pain! Well I know she isn´t a show-stopper. As mentioned before I am very pleased with the result. She was built OOB except from some cockpit detail, added wires to the landing gear and some improvement of the gun-sight.
The finish is hand-brushed. The model depicts a machine from 64th Sentai in Burma 1944. She might be a bit too weathered but anyway I like it that way.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing!
10 comments:
Nice effort for the scale. Interesting subject too. 3.9
Nice. 3,8.
I will give it: 3.9
Difficult scheme for that scale. Well done. 3
I give it a 3.5
Nice effort for what looks like a hand painted model in 1/72 scale. I vote 3.8
Wind Swords
I applaud you efforts. I give it 3.0
Nice effort for this particular airframe! I also have the same kit waiting in my stash.
In my opinion, if the photos were taken a bit better, it would bring out more of the finer details from your build.
3.8 for me.
Nice effort for this particular airframe! I also have the same kit waiting in my stash.
In my opinion, if the photos were taken a bit better, it would bring out more of the finer details from your build.
3.8 for me.
Thank you all very much for your comments!
I tried to bring this one in at the very last minutes of the former deadline. Everything was in a little hurry though.
I took the photographs with my cellphone which isn´t quite the best of cams. I also didn´t have had the time to give her a more nice and accurate finish. Some details were still missing also.
Maybe I will get some nicer photos of her online before the newest deadline ends!
Again thank you all for commenting. It´s nice to see ones own work rated!
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