Quote from: NARSES2 on April 18, 2025, 05:30:41 AM

Quote from: Old Wombat on April 18, 2025, 03:39:21 AMHow detailed does a cockpit need to be in 1/72? 

My thoughts exactly, but I still try and complete them according to the instructions    As said in my Blog the Special Hobby Boomerang has 50 parts on the single sprue of which 23 are for the cockpit 

And then the canopy doesn't fit well. The old Airfix Boomerang has a better fit.

Revell also did a PZL P-11c  and Fiat CR-42 around the same time.  All were well ahead of their time.  Notice the moulded in holes for rigging wires?  The corrugations on the PZL are beautifully restrained.   As far as the interior goes, you're not going to see much.  Put a pilot in the seat and you won't see anything.

Built one some years ago as a 'Bristol Bullet' whif.  Thoroughly enjoyable build and would happily build another.

Quote from: The Rat on Yesterday at 02:01:16 AM

Quote from: NARSES2 on Yesterday at 12:55:10 AMLooks preaty neat in that overall "Sky" shade Ratty 

It's labeled as 'Cockpit green' on the bottle I'm using, I think... no longer in the hobby room to check, I'm presently running an inventory on ther liquor cabinet. But you didn't hear that from me.

Just a bit of pointless knowledge. ;-)

Quote from: The Rat on Yesterday at 02:01:16 AM

Quote from: NARSES2 on Yesterday at 12:55:10 AMLooks preaty neat in that overall "Sky" shade Ratty 

It's labeled as 'Cockpit green' on the bottle I'm using, I think... no longer in the hobby room to check, I'm presently running an inventory on ther liquor cabinet. But you didn't hear that from me.

So, a Midori and crème de menth colour scheme?