Here is my P-47 Razorback cockpit from a Tamiya 1/48 kit. This oob except for the PE seatbelts.
Thad
As I always say to you, Thad, from one guy from deep in the woods of Texas to another, I have to get that Tamiya Jug. Yours is the latest in a line of fine looking cockpits (as well as the whole thing from a few other guys) I hope I can emulate. I finished the Hasegawa bubbletop not long ago, using the colorful boxtop scheme, substituting Aeromaster decals, and am happy with the result. But the Tamiya offering looks like a better kit (or maybe it’s being displayed here by better modlers), and I want to do a Razorback. Until I get me a new 1/48 F-100 kit, I seem to be boycotting my beloved early jets and doing a lot of WW II stuff. But I still hate painting props, and always will.
Great lookin’ office. Can’t wait to see the final build.[bow]
Thanks, I have seen alot better than mine but I try
Sharkskin, The jug is one of my fav planes. This one I have a special camo job planned for it, I just hope I can do it justice.
So hows the air up there in Brooklyn, as you know it is pretty sweet here. (lol)
Thad
very nice Thad. Which theater is this one coming from? Jason
Im doing it in the European theater
Thad
Looking very nice to me. I like the subtle areas of metal showing through the paint. That’s good stuff. What cammo do you have in mind for it?
Looking good Thad. Hope the rest of the build goes well.
Regards, Rick
Thanks Rick ,Madda
Madda ,Thats top secret info Im keeping that under wraps untill the unvailing
Thad
mighty fine progress you got there Thad!![tup] later.
Great looking cockpit mate. The Tamiya cockpit is great isn’t it!! No need for AM parts at all. And you’ve done a great job of the painting. Thanks for the pics.
Looks good from here too.Hmmm ,I wonder what camo
job you got up your sleeve…
great job on the office. looking forward to the rest.
joe
Thanks for the comment everyone, Ill see how much I get done this weekend and post some more pics
Thad