Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero - 1/48 Tamiya

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Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero - 1/48 Tamiya

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So many times I was tempted to see if this could fly off a 31st floor balcony, but it turned out fine:

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Great work :cheers2: :fly:
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On mobile so the pics are small; for a moment there I thought "oh, that seam! No wonder he's frustrated!" but then I realized it was the antenna wire :doh:

It's great, man! Always preferred the white over the green for zeroes. I can almost hear "Sakura" playing in the background.
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TheTroyster wrote:So many times I was tempted to see if this could fly off a 31st floor balcony, but it turned out fine:
:rofl: :rofl: Had a good laugh with your quote Troy, we've all been there too!
I learned first hand with a F4 Phantom build last summer that building aircraft is no easy task!!!

I do like the job you've done on the Zero, certainly looks the part and I can almost hear TORA! TORA! TORA! being called over the radio :th: :th:
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Great work Troy, it Turned out really nice in the end :th:
Lysus wrote:On mobile so the pics are small; for a moment there I thought "oh, that seam! No wonder he's frustrated!" but then I realized it was the antenna wire :doh:
:lol: :lol: same here.
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Troy, i think that zero turned out better than you give yourself credit for. And the fact you battled the kit with all the niggles gives you a plane that you can claim victory over and bragging rights. Good stuff man

As for model i think it looks awesome, and as someone has said already thats a great colour scheme and yourve nailed it.
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Brought back from the brink of oblivion, it fought you all the way but you won. Brilliant job mate. :banana:
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Looks fantastic, :banana: so glad everything worked out.
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Thanks guys - ordered another zero and a masking kit so I can do this again - hopefully with better results.
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Post by TommyKillander »

Great job done on the Zero. :clap: :thumb2:

It looks awesome :pistols:

Im tempted to build one too in 1/48. Built one in 1/72 a while ago and I love this aircraft.

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Well whatever was wrong with it certainly doesn't show. Super build and nice to see in those colours.
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Nice Zero and Karma for sticking with it.
Gratz on a good build.

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Post by Icemannique »

Good looking plane. Nice job ! :thumb2:
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