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Cheers buddy 👍🏻 I wouldn't go that far 😁

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can the side cargo door on the right be modify cut open

@@79county you will have to cut it open

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I would like to suggest that you make a video explaining all steps of the assembly of the Kinetic 1/48 kit of the Mirage IIIE.

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I ll have everything crossed I have glue the doors and the rotor blades are removable....I am worried about the wiring on the sides 🥵😱🥵🥵😱

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np i dont have as mutch tools so i think thats why mh PBY 5a-catalina is horrible

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Thank you Levelling thinners 400

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Until it looks dry I start with dry paper and if need it I add a bit of thinner

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Thanks Tom It wasnt in the instructions and i didnt see on some photos Not all birds have it

Peri's Models I was a crewman in USN UH-3H Sea Kings in the early 90’s before transitioning to UH-60F’s SeaHawks. Most of “my” aircraft were painted in the older white over grey higher visibility paint schemes we used throughout the 70’s and 80’s. The few low vis birds I recall had a lighter color (sea grey?) on the blade tops, with white tip, so aircraft above could easily see the rotor arc. Also, I’m providing an image from wiki of the greenhouse (upper canopy) in a green plexiglass. Don’t recall ever seeing blue “greenhouse’ plexi on USN aircraft, though the Japanese Maritime SDF had blue, and it looked pretty cool, imho. Maybe that was a later iteration for the USN, after my time. By the time I got out in 1996/1997 most of the USN had transitioned to the H-60 airframes. Reservists and the occasional airfield rescue birds might still fly the Beast, but they were few and far between at that point. I’m really not trying to be critical, and I enjoyed watching your airbrush process. Learned a lot, and enjoyed “visiting” an old friend. Hopefully I’m not annoying you here, just thought you;d be interested. As a modeler I enjoy learning the known details of folks who were there. If not, I understand and apologize. Not my intention to annoy. Anyway, here’s a link to a pretty good pic of a bird from around the time I got out. Hard to see the blade tops, but you can see the lighter color, and the blade tips are white. I’d also guess the tail rotor has white tips as well, purely for deck safety of folks working around the aircraft while taxiing, takeoff/landing, and critical deck safety maintainance/testing. Great example of the panel lines and wear I feel you did a great job representing. So, Bravo Zulu there. commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sikorsky_UH-3H_Sea_King_of_VC-8_hovers_off_Naval_Station_Roosevelt_Roads_on_17_March_1997_(970317-N-8977R-006).jpg

Whoops, wrong link. Here’s the one I was referring to. Lots of good H-3 pics from the early 90’s. HCS-2 Desert Storm well represented. And a good collection of greenhouse colors... I stand corrected (kind of). www.seaforces.org/usnair/HC/Helicopter-Combat-Support-Squadron-2.htm

@@tomphillips7858 thank you my frined I wish I had this link earlier 🥵 I just followed the instructions...... I will use in the next one 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Just a data point, but the UH-3Hs I flew at PMRF (all former SH-3Hs painted white over gray) didn't have colored rotor tips. The main rotors and tail rotors where just grey. There are also many vintage photos showing white over gray SH-3s (actual aircraft, not models or CG) with yellow tips on the main rotors and red/white/red on the tail rotor tips. Most low-viz gray painted USN H-3s just had gray blades, though if you look hard, you can occasionally find a photo with a red/white/red tail rotor tip. (Sometimes just a single colored blade with four gray ones!) I never saw a blue plexigass greenhouse on a USN Sea King.

Thank you Usually I put decals before weathering

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It is but I was working with the kit decals

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I am working in a couple of commissions at the moment Maybe in the future

It is low visibility so you have to look closer to the model to see them

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It's very subtle and you can clearly see the difference in real life

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