Thaipaperwork WIP

[3Turner]

As Nobi mentioned, also up on Ecardmodels.
1/48 Hawker Typhoon Mk-1B - No 175 Sqdrn RAF - Paper Model

[YankeeBoy]

Originally Posted by NOBI

Thank you very much for your support, YB. Re-design Tempest is very good idea :-) maybe 1/32 with detail?

1/32 with detail would be wonderful - that's my scale of choice. 1/48 is definitely better for those with limited space to display their finished models though.

[NOBI]

Update on commission design, F-106 Delta Dart. mesh done with result below. Now is trying to figure out fuselage to easy to build.

[3Turner]

That looks great Nobi. What scale will it be?

[NOBI]

Originally Posted by 3Turner

That looks great Nobi. What scale will it be?

I design on 1/48 scale but guy who commission me to design plan to enlarge to 1/32 himself :-)

[NOBI]

Hi There,

No update on design but I have some tip for assemble tail wing as my design. Some modeler will have some problem with install a tail wing to make it look good.

I have some tip for you, just glue each side each time, not both side in same time. let's see a picture.

First is cut a tail wing, score and fold into shape.



Then apply glue on left side of tail wing and install to fuselage



After glue in left side is dry, go to opposite and apply glue into that side and attach to fuselage.



Glue an open seam of tail wing. After that you will get a look good tail wing in your aircraft model :-)

[elliott]

That's a great tip Nobi. Thank you!

[Don Boose]

Nobi and all -

I have finally completed one of your models, Nobi: the 1/48th 111th Sentai, 5th Chutai, Ki-100 Otsu Goshiki (Type 5) fighter stationed at the Akeno Airfield Flying Training School in 1945.

The design and fit of the parts was absolutely first class, but my inferior building skills prevented a first-class job. Nonetheless, I am pleased with the result and look forward to building more of your Japanese fighters. While the lessons learned from this one are fresh in my mind, I have started the John Bowden repaint of the Ki-100 in the markings of Major Teruhiko Kobayashi, commander of the 244th Sentai based at Chofu in May 1945.

Since we now have both the operational Kawasaki Army fighters (Ki-61 and Ki-100), and since you have already produced the Ki-27 and Ki-43, any chance of the Ki-44 and Ki-84 so that we can also have the full line of Nakajima Army fighters?

In any event, thanks for this great model, Nobi!

Don

[AndreyZarkov]

Originally Posted by Don Boose

Nobi and all -

I have finally completed one of your models, Nobi: the 1/48th 111th Sentai, 5th Chutai, Ki-100 Otsu Goshiki (Type 5) fighter stationed at the Akeno Airfield Flying Training School in 1945.

The design and fit of the parts was absolutely first class, but my inferior building skills prevented a first-class job. Nonetheless, I am pleased with the result and look forward to building more of your Japanese fighters. While the lessons learned form this one are fresh in my mind, I have started the John Bowden repaint of the Ki-100 in the markings of Major Teruhiko Kobayashi, commander of the 244th Sentai based at Chofu in May 1945.

Since we now have both the operational Kawasaki Army fighters (Ki-61 and Ki-100), and since you have already produced the Ki-27 and Ki-43, any chance of the Ki-44 and Ki-84 so that we can also have the full line of Nakajima Army fighters?

In ay event, thanks for this great model, Nobi!

Don

Nice work, Don! May I use the image in my store?

[John Bowden]

Great Job Don! I look forward to seeing Kobayashi's Otsu!

I too would love to see the missing Nakajimas!