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OS2U Kingfisher

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While waiting for Photo etch and another kit, I passed at my local hobby store to get some stuff and I did something I usualy dont do : I looked at the aircraft models :o ! So there was that cheap kit looking fun to build, I couldn't say no.


Lets start with a quick review.

So that's the kit, it represent a OS2U Kingfisher , a plane you would see on Allied Ships such as cruisers and battleships. Its main role was reconaisance and it wasn't really good at it due to its light engine.

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The pieces are not actualy all on a sprue, they all came in a big mess inside the same bag.

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There is your typical Captain America Decals.

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The kit come with 2 figures, 1 is not that bad but the other.... he is probably a war amp.

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The details are not that bad for a 1977 kit.

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So I will be building this quick and comeback with the final result soon.
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Interesting subject SDB, look forward to seeing your progress :)
Where does all the bloody time go.....?

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Excellent this is what the forum needs more off, full photo builds start to finish :D
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Oldy but goldy !

look at those Sink holes in the pilot.... Ouch !

plenty of raised panel lines... they even have 3D decals to help you with those now a days...
to replace those erased by sanding ... which could be handy here ?? if you plan to keep some of them?

Archer dry transfers has some!

Good luck with it !
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schweinhund227 wrote:Oldy but goldy !

look at those Sink holes in the pilot.... Ouch !

plenty of raised panel lines... they even have 3D decals to help you with those now a days...
to replace those erased by sanding ... which could be handy here ?? if you plan to keep some of them?


Archer dry transfers has some!

Good luck with it !
:?: I have no idea what you talking about (i know nothing about plane modelling), But it's ok . I will just keep it simple, finish glueing it then put it aside for a moment because I received my t-62 and now I have to rush it as fast as I can.
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Well then! What are you waiting for?

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that's what I am doing, I already finished the turret. If it wasnt for work i would have done much more.
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Is there any update to this build . I for one would like to see it in completed form. I am impressed with build so far of this rare subject. Please email me if there is another website I can view either the build or Final Reveal. Thanks in advance

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