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Andreas's spitfire Mk.9c

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I've decided to do this Eduard kit for this shiny sig
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The kit has got a beautiful NMF marking option ; MJ250

MJ250 was flown by No. 601 "County of London" Squadron from July 1944. The unit was operating from the airfields at Perugia,Loreto and Fano at that time.
The aircraft was primarily used for dive-bombing operations. It survived the war but was then scrapped.
MJ250 was usually flown by F/O Desmond Ibboston, DFC and Bar. This fighter ace is credited with 11 confirmed and 4 probable kills with five damaged aircraft.
He was shot down the 19th. Of November 1944 at the controls of spitfire MH614.
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:pop: Got this very kit in the stash.
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I am an addict to eduard profi pack kits, they are all on my wish list. I cannot resist them!!! Will be watching this build closely!!!! :whistle: :pop: :banana:
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Hey Andreas! Less than 14 days left in this GB; how is it coming along?
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Ok. Let's do this!!!!! Image
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This is the cockpit. I think it looks very good . I'm happy with it
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Now it's time for me to paint the interior Image
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The interior was painted with Akan British gray green interior color
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Now it's time to build the dash .. The photo etch that comes in the kit is brilliant and it fits perfectly
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The interior was weathered with a oil wash and then sealed with a flat varnish.. The instruments got a drop of gloss on their recesses
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This is the completed model kit, before paintingImage
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Looking good. Pit is very nice.
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That is so nice Andreas, I'm jealous of your skill :jd: :cheers2:
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The assembly of this kit was joy. One of the best engineered kits on the market.. No filler was used what so ever... With careful alignment of the parts. You only need to sand down and buff seams. Rescribeing was used with a no.11 blade and the tamiya p-cutter. Image
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great work :pop: :thumb2:
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I panted the model with ak extreme metal aluminum. Post shaded with dark aluminum Image
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Oh sod it! When will I learn.. I'll do a proper thread next time.. I promise. Here are all my pictures of the build
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Oh this is beautiful.

How the hell did you get the decals to lie down and conform so well? They look painted on. Witchcraft?

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Oh wow, that is stunning
Loving the metal effects and decals as well
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she is a stunning bird. Great work Andreas
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Re: Andreas's spitfire Mk.9c

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Willem wrote:Oh this is beautiful.

How the hell did you get the decals to lie down and conform so well? They look painted on. Witchcraft?

:cheers2:
Thank you! I only used micro set and sol. And they are cartograph decals
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Great work, man. The decals are freaking perfect. :bow::
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