P-47D Razorback - Trumpeter 1/32

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@18bravo

Penso che molte aziende cinesi debbano indovinare certe cose perché non possono effettivamente accedere agli argomenti. E so per certo che non riescono a trovare tutto ciò che possiamo trovare su Internet che possiamo.

I totally agree

[TopSmith]

Well…we always complement the engineering and fit of a Tamiya kit. To say it goes together like a Tamiya kit is the gold standard complement. You pay for the engineering.

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@TopSmith

Bene… completiamo sempre l’ingegneria e la vestibilità di un kit Tamiya. Dire che va insieme come un kit Tamiya è il complemento standard di riferimento. L’ingegneria è a pagamento.

Even in this case I can only completely agree. Said in different words, your concept fits exactly with what I was saying.

[Ed_Bert]

I know how you feel about sealing all of that up, I’m building the ZM 1/32 Messerschmitt, at least as much detail included to be entombed!

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Yes, it really is quite a paradoxical situation. We all want the maximum detail and we cannot avoid creating this detail (with really a lot of time dedicated to this activity) and then hiding it in the belly and nose of the plane. And yet, could you say: “ok brother, I’ll put you together, I’ll glue you and put you inside like this without coloring you”? Or even worse: “I’ll close the two halves of the fuselage and I won’t put anything inside that won’t even be seen”?
I can’t do it (even if I would like to!! )

[Viper316]

Good looking build! Thanks for sharing.

Rod

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Thank you Rod!