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Nice work on the re-scribe Ian, is the scribe tool readily available in craft / hobby stores?
 

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I just got mine in the post today, from John naturally. I bought a riveter tool as well. Looking forward to trying them out. (on a scrapper).

The re-scribing you did Ian, was it repair or missing panels?

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Nice job on the re-scribe Ian! Its something I love doing about as much as masking canopies ie. I dread it!! Yours looks perfect , i always go off course and end up filling and re-doing it ! tony
 

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I just got mine in the post today, from John naturally. I bought a riveter tool as well. Looking forward to trying them out. (on a scrapper).The re-scribing you did Ian, was it repair or missing panels?

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The kit has raised panel lines and with the sanding i'm going to have to do decided to re-scribe the lot
 

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Nice job on the re-scribe Ian! Its something I love doing about as much as masking canopies ie. I dread it!! Yours looks perfect , i always go off course and end up filling and re-doing it ! tony
Hi Tony i find it quite relaxing ( as long as i'm not doing it all day )
 
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Looking good Ian.I think rescribing definately improves a model.I will be doing the same to my Phantom when I get it.Wife won't let me have it until my birthday!.
 

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!

I was not clear about you re did the whole kit. I thought that you had just added a bit and repaired a few sand off's

That makes it seriously good!!

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Great looking cockpit. Lots going on in there.
 
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Nice work Ian. I've got exactly the same gap in my kit at the forward fuselage underside.Filled mine with Squadron green.
 
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It is coming along we'll Ian, nice cans and paint work. Scribing looks great too. I had the same gap problem fixed it with filler and a lot of sanding now I know it would have been quicker doing what you have done.
 

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Nice work Ian.Those intakes are a pretty bad fit.We've all had to use filler on them.
 
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good save on the intakes,though mine were bad after my own mistake lol

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Looking good Ian.

It looks like I have missed out on a lot of fun going for the Hasegawa kit. The fit was pretty good and I only had to fill a few small sections where the top and bottom fuselage meet.

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