Thanks Mike and Don for following along. Rest assured, those pictures were all dry-fit and nothing had been glued.
I have since cut out those slots
I expected to get a bit more work on the cockpit this weekend, but things didn't turn out that way.
I used Tamiya acrylics for edge painting, though I'm still not sure if I'll continue using the cheapo acrylics I had before or switch to Tamiya.
I'm not too keen on mixing Tamiya paints, and that may prove to be a problem.
One of my most favorite parts of the office is the seat. Here's the parts that compose the Ki-84's seat.
I plan to punch out the little circles and work on the belts as well.
Bit of dry fitting. It looks to have the Halinski quality fit!
So far, I'm genuinely enjoying this Halinski kit, and I'm sure I will up to the finish. The fit and print quality is just outstanding, and honestly,
I can't see myself purchasing from any other physical publisher - save for the occasionally rare 'Halinski' quality models.
Does anyone know what the next published Halinski model will be? I think I read it was the Mig-29, but then again, it may have been my tired eyes seeing that.