Nakajima Ki-84 - 1/33 - Halinski

[ricleite]

@ Fred - maybe not this one I'd call it "Mister Brown". Anyway, the tail markings are pretty and, as always in recent Halinski kits, the graphic quality is great. The color effects are very well made, as you will see later.

Regarding "The Box", I agree that maps and oxygen equipment are more plausible. Isaac's explanation makes a lot of sense! It would take a very, very hungry pilot to dispatch such a volume

Well, moving on with the cockpit...

[Don Boose]

Beautiful work.

Don

[MacSongLi]

WOW, that is sure a lot of detailing in that cockpit. Very nice indeed.

Gary

[dje]

well done and nice detail

[ricleite]

Thanks The other part of the cockpit comes today.
The left cockpit panel has as much detail as the right one! As usual, when the number of colored sheets is odd, the back cover has parts printed inside…

[Don Boose]

Looks great!

Don

[ricleite]

@ Don - Thanks. Halinski loves to make publicity of their kits in the inner skin fuselage

The center fuselage skin is already glued. Judging from the graphic effects, I’d bet that the pilot accesses the cockpit from the right side…

[Erik Zwaan]

Wow, Ricardo, amazing details and very realistic weathering on the skin print. The pilot seemingly had to struggle to climb aboard (or nails on his boots??).

Cheers,
Erik

[YOAVHOZMI]

as usual.....your work is wonderful.....i have no words.

question:
this is the order(acording the instructions) how to concect the cover between the body and the wing or this is the easier way you found to do so?

YOAV

[Mike1158]

From speaking to someone who served in the IJA, most of the time the daily ration pack or that food available for a short period of operations was rice and dried fruit, raising etc, some saki and dried tea leaves.