Here's the "Mavis". Hasegawa 1:72. Built OOB a few years ago, I can't remember anything special other than the rear turret glass was broken, so I glued it back together and used it as a pattern to heat smash a new one from clear acetate. Model Master paint, the hinomarus are painted, the only decals are the tail codes. Even in 1:72 this is a big model!
-Chas Bunch-
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2 comments:
Great work. A lovely model of a very graceful aircraft. hanks Chris and Arawasi.
Beautiful work! It really is an accomplishment to produce work like this in any scale, but in 1/72, it's extra special.
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