Trumpeter 1/32 Swordfish Mk. I
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2020 3:44 pm
So here we go with my first build log of Trumpter's 1/32 Fairey Swordfish Mk. I. To "enhance" the model I've also got the BIGED set and will use elements that I feel make a difference, as in the past I've put way to much energy into applying all of a BIGED onto a model and wondered why on earth did I spend so much of my life doing that. I'll no doubt ask similar questions when I finish this but hey we learn, we evolve, and hopefully the results get better. Hopefully the piccy's will appear.
I'm a little way along the build (I'm certainly by no means a rapid builder) but here's the only picture from the start of the build of the rear machine gun (yeh there are 2 bits of PE there) and the top section of the cockpit assembly.

Here's the 2 sides of the painted fuselage with simplistic weathering and the cockpit sub-assembly resting into the RHS of the fuselage

and an overhead of the pilot area.

It will come as no surprise that photography is not really one of my core skills
In closing this first build post I'd like to thank @Stokesy44 for a gentle suggestion on a previous thread, that the posting and subsequent commenting of builds is really what this site is about. It was just the encouragement I needed. Thank you Sir
I'm a little way along the build (I'm certainly by no means a rapid builder) but here's the only picture from the start of the build of the rear machine gun (yeh there are 2 bits of PE there) and the top section of the cockpit assembly.

Here's the 2 sides of the painted fuselage with simplistic weathering and the cockpit sub-assembly resting into the RHS of the fuselage

and an overhead of the pilot area.

It will come as no surprise that photography is not really one of my core skills
In closing this first build post I'd like to thank @Stokesy44 for a gentle suggestion on a previous thread, that the posting and subsequent commenting of builds is really what this site is about. It was just the encouragement I needed. Thank you Sir
