As I changed my display in the living room today, I took a few pics of a few good old models…
Here’s one of them… It’s a MDD MD-11.
This is a conversion from Hasegawa’s 1/200 DC-10 kit, completed about 2 months before Hasegawa released its own MD-11 kit (of course!)
The conversion was based on an article in a UK mag called Scale Models International. The decals came from Pals Flight of New Zealand.
The main job was to stretch the fuselage (two DC-10 kits needed!), modify the fin and add the winglets, and, in my case, get the flaps and slats down.
Hope you like it!
Cool. My dad use to build the wings of the real thing at the McDonnell Douglas/Boering plant in Toronto, Canada.
Looks good i really like the base good idea for the skid marks.
Keep up the good work [:D]
Looks great DJ. Good looking base also.
gregers
December 31, 2003, 10:50am
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Hi There Domi. great work, and the base really sets the MD off nice. [8D] Greg
J-Hulk
December 31, 2003, 10:54am
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Nice! I like the Thai Airways livery!
Thanks Guys…!
The base is simply a A4 sized sheet of foamboard… The runway painted grey, then the ‘tile pattern’ first marked on with a pencil then painted over with a shaky hand and black paint. The skid marks were done… with black pastels I think (?). The edges were painted black.
[^] I like it alot! especially the base thank you for the description of the base. I very tempted to try this.
Well done, it looks great.
allan
January 1, 2004, 4:41am
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Great work, Dj. Nice work splicing the fuselage and dropping the flaps. Thanks for sharing!