building the hasegawa 1/32 scale p-47d - mike ashey productions ...
building the hasegawa 1/32 scale p-47d - mike ashey productions ...
building the hasegawa 1/32 scale p-47d - mike ashey productions ...
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I drilled out <strong>the</strong> locations for <strong>the</strong> spark plug wires. I used<br />
soft brass beading wire for <strong>the</strong> spark plug wires. I was a bit<br />
disappointed with <strong>the</strong> kits engine.<br />
The guns were made from .080<br />
inch rod and <strong>the</strong>n drilled out.<br />
The engine parts were all airbrushed and <strong>the</strong> engine was<br />
assembled. I <strong>the</strong>n added <strong>the</strong> spark plug wires. I <strong>the</strong>n<br />
attached <strong>the</strong> engine to <strong>the</strong> cowling, glued <strong>the</strong> cowling onto<br />
<strong>the</strong> fuselage and added <strong>the</strong> propeller.<br />
Proper planning, good assembly, painting and decaling technique combined with patience<br />
can make all <strong>the</strong> difference when you are <strong>building</strong> a kit with as many challenges as this<br />
model had. The addition of Eduard’s prepainted photoetch set really enhanced <strong>the</strong> models<br />
appearance and I am hooked on <strong>the</strong>se detail sets! I should have also<br />
purchased aftermarket decals.
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