DO-24T: The forgotten planes

[Draco]

Thanks for the info, Siwi, Butelczynski!

Today I finished the stabilizers section. Now comes the paint there and on the wings. And the design of the skin of the fuselage, of course.

What else? The engines, the struts. The different versions. Each plane will include a censored an uncensored version.

The combos, the will be one with the four spanish schemes, one with the history of the CM+RY / F2-90 swedish and probably two more.

And the scales: 1/33, 1/72 and 1/100.

So let's work and enjoy!

[Draco]

First layer of paint, and yes, it's too bright. I'll correct it after placing the skin of the fuselage.

[scon10]

Great model. The Dutch Royal Navy had a fleet of these aircraft in service, would be nice to have a model in their colours.

[Draco]

Originally Posted by scon10

Great model. The Dutch Royal Navy had a fleet of these aircraft in service, would be nice to have a model in their colours.

Yes, scon10!

It's the one in middle of the left, under the swedish model!

[scon10]

Right, didn't notice. Great!

[Draco]

Sorry for being lost so much time, I had real life work.

Meanwhile, both sides of the nose were done and tested, but sadly a gust of wind blow and damaged them, so I had to print them again.
You can see the nose gun pit, that will allow the front turret to turn, and a small part of the lead weight. You don't need to use lead, any screw, nut or stone is enought.

Day after tomorrow I expect to glue all the hull parts ahead and over the floats, as well as paint them. It will include the cockpit.

[Siwi]

Looks good! I like that you're increasing the detail with every model, and especially the prospect of moving parts.

[Draco]

Thanks, Siwi!

Doing another test, tonight I expect to finish from the dorsal turret to the bow, maybe including paint!

[Rata]

Taking shape and looking like a Do.24 Draco. Good work.

[Draco]

Thanks, Rata!

After anoooother blackout, at last I finished the first half of the fuselage skin.

Tomorrow I'll paint the finished surfaces, and include the fuselage marks that I haven't placed yet.