Couldn’t get the cockpit to fit the Hasegawa without modifications both to the kit (cut out back of cockpit) and resin (too high & trimmed). Nose landing gear modded to fit resin. Wouldn’t fly or even pass inspection in the real world.
Another discrepancy found: all three instrument panels are different. Leaning towards the pre-colored.
Hey guys; before asking Syd, Todd or Ryan (they may be receiving a lot of questions) I wanted to ask you: How do I check my HLJ customer ID? That’s required for entering. Thank you and have fun with the contest! (^_^)/
Very thoughtful of you 🙂 It’s in any order-related email (Order Confirmation, Shipping Notice, etc.) that you receive from HLJ. If you don’t have one handy, you can write to support@ hlj.com to ask!
Thank you to HLJ for the competition. Didn’t know there was one before. HLJ should do a general modeling competition every year to both increase sales and interests in the…
Hey, guys! Posting here after a while…
This is a model I completed some weeks ago, it was for a Facebook group competition; it’s the 1/144 Gogg, from 1981. ^_^
yeah, my eyes hurt just THINKING about doing that kinda tiny detail, great work so far.
Thank you. I ALWAYS work under a magnifier. I can’t imagine building scale models without a magnifier.
that cockpit is SICK – OMG you must use an electron microscpe