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Hello Ferrarifan
great work so far -especially the refined joystick. These Halinski cockpits are very detailed and take their time, doing two at once certainly is a challenge for one´s patience.
Zaphod
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Hello Ferrarifan,
yes, that is a shame with the Halinskis. One spends days, even weeks with the cockpit and then most of it vanishes. I guess it is some kind of zen, good to do the job für the job´s sake and satisfying to know what went in there.
Glass-nosed bombers like the Ju-88 allow much more cockpit details to be seen later.
Kind regards
Zaphod
Hello Ferrarifan,
yes, that is a shame with the Halinskis. One spends days, even weeks with the cockpit and then most of it vanishes. I guess it is some kind of zen, good to do the job für the job´s sake and satisfying to know what went in there.
Glass-nosed bombers like the Ju-88 allow much more cockpit details to be seen later.
Kind regards
Zaphod
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Zaphod
Or putting a lot of effort into a radial engine that is mostly hidden under the cowling. Worst example of this I had was building Modelik's La-5fn radial engine. I know I built it (though the detail isn't that great) but probably no one else will ever see it (unless the model is takan apart again .
Best regards
Rene
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Its me again
may i ask u were r u comming from,
i ask becouse i be a beginner in Ppapercraft and r verry impresst of ur knowledge
i am courious which country build with such skill`s
Ckeck out some of my Moddels, i am from austria and rookie, What 2 u think about my papermodells
wath 2 u think
kindly regard``s Sascha zisch007
excouse my bad and strange english be tolerant
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Hello Ferrarifan,
great work with the canopy ! Is is so easy to get some minor smears on them. Yours are crystal-clear all over.
I nee to do another Halinski sonn, these are just wonderful models.
Zaphod
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