F-51D Mustang Airfix 1/72 "was that too fast"

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F-51D Mustang Airfix 1/72 "was that too fast"

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just started on this little kit last night.

got the cockpit painted, made up some seat belts from frog tape and poked holes in the center with a pin. buckles made from thin wire. also added wood on the floor as i seen that in some pictures

thanks for checkin in!

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Wow love mustangs and that cockpit is awesome I hope one day I could build seat belts like that can't believe there made from frog tape and wire. Looking forward to rest of build
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Following along, keep posting pics!
Great start to the cockpit :th:
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Wow impressive work so,far

go on that way mate and have fun

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assembly finished, ready for painting next!

you can see i drilled out to mount the 6 rockets and I'll add the 2 bombs as well
hardly any filler is need on this kit

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I got the base colors painted on tonight. I used my favorite aluminum color which is from krylon. the yellow and black is craft paint.
It is also clear coated and ready for the decals next!

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Decals!

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Beautifull work, specially in this scale :bow::
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Part of the appeal of 1/72 scale aircraft is to relieve pressure on detailing. However, you seem to have gone above and beyond to make this kit interesting. Good job!
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Have to check in more often...some builds are way to fast for me! :lol:

Very nice job in every part, looks really nice! :th:

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