<< Previous Topic | Next Topic >> Return to Index   Gull Models 1/48 Ida April 30 2012 at 5:52 PM   (Login VMahan) HyperScale Forums from IP address 68.100.102.219 Because of a thread in Plane Talking, I got excited and pulled out my very old built up model. I think it is still pretty cool and certainly the best job on a vac canopy I've ever done. The plane looks like one I'd like to actually own! The model is a little worse for wear, has had good coat of mold which is some what still visible in the photos. Time has taken a toll on the landing light cover, the antenna and the pitot tube. It is a great kit and I'd buy another if I could. The camouflage is based on the illustration accompanying the kit and bears no relation to any accepted formula that I know of. I hope you like it and complaints/comments/suggestions gratefully accepted. http://s1153.photobucket.com/albums/p501/vrmahan/ Val     Respond to this message    Author Reply (Login HubPlott) HyperScale Forums 98.121.211.148 Beautifully done,sir! nt April 30 2012, 7:11 PM  w Any day above ground is a good one!!! If anything in the above post offends you, I suggest you grow a thicker skin!!!     Respond to this message    Current Topic - Gull Models 1/48 Ida   << Previous Topic | Next Topic >> Return to Index

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