a little research tells me it was a 20mm and a very good cannon at that.
In fact the whole craft was supposed to be a decent bird, just didnt get a lot of service for the french in WW2 for obvious reasons but was still being used well into the 50s
Nice choice wayne, these old Heller kits are really quite good. For their time the surface detail was always excellent but some of them fall down a bit on the interiors (not this one though) .I did the Breguet 693 and the Amiot 143 and neither one had anything much on the inside!!!! Will be watching this one with interest , cheers tony
i couldnt leave it like that so i've nipped back before bedtime and glued the wings on, they have some "issues" hence the tape and i had to get the milliput out too.
please, how you aplly green putty? any special method? and how you clean it off with sanding - acetone?
I got one and I see it's little thicker than tamiya putty..., I have tried mixi it with acetone and aplly... and also cleaning with acetone, I see also it have great reaction with acetone... acetone made it really thinly... and it came after in all gaps