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Herr_Pete 10-03-08 03:17 AM

Hasegawa Aircraft Carrier AKAGI 1/450 scale
 
Has anyone made this model and if so how do you rate it?

This is 1 of my many birthday presents i received today :up: hit the massive 19 lol

HunterICX 10-03-08 03:36 AM

Happy Birthday, Pete :up:

All I can say about the hasegawa models that they are of good quality.
have fun building it , mate

HunterICx

Raptor1 10-03-08 06:40 AM

Never built any Hasegawa models, most of mine are Airfix

Tell me how good it is when you finish it

Herr_Pete 10-03-08 07:48 AM

No probelm raptor. Il let you know while I build the aircraft carrier:up:

HunterICX 10-03-08 10:14 AM

I've build the Hasegawa Ju87-G1 1/32 and currently work on the Hasegawa Hawker Tempest 1/48.

http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/149/p1000590jx7.jpg

the quality of the kits are very good. parts are strong and fit nicely.

HunterICX

Herr_Pete 10-03-08 10:28 AM

Ah, thats good! i like a good strong quality kit! the Stuka Looks Fantastic:up:

XabbaRus 10-03-08 10:36 AM

Great when you don't have a wife or kids to get in the way.

CCIP 10-03-08 01:01 PM

That is indeed a beautiful Ju-87 :up:

FIREWALL 10-03-08 01:08 PM

Nice work Hunter. :up: Looking forward to seeing your Hawker when you get it done. :yep:

Task Force 10-03-08 04:33 PM

Yes as he said, nice models HunterICX.;)

nikimcbee 10-03-08 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XabbaRus
Great when you don't have a wife or kids to get in the way.

You mean to break them:dead: :shifty: (or younger brothers). My "ex" got mad at me one time and took it out on a few of my models onetime.:x (My expensive eindecker was a casualty):x

LobsterBoy 10-03-08 10:13 PM

I've done a 1/450 Akagi, but can't honestly remember whose it was. There can't be too many such kits around, though. I did mine roughly a decade ago. It was a relatively quick build and lacked detail (especially around the superstructure). I'd take pictures, but the finished product is currently in storage (trying to sell the house--not going well).

ajrimmer42 10-06-08 05:00 PM

I really like Hasegawa kits, I did their 1/48 P40 Warhawk, best kit I've ever done. I find if it goes together really well, the finished product always looks fantastic. Same with Tamiya vehicles (not so keen on their planes). Hope you enjoy it mate.

Happy Times 10-08-08 10:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nikimcbee
Quote:

Originally Posted by XabbaRus
Great when you don't have a wife or kids to get in the way.

You mean to break them:dead: :shifty: (or younger brothers). My "ex" got mad at me one time and took it out on a few of my models onetime.:x (My expensive eindecker was a casualty):x

Thats just cruel..:nope: I was about to say she didnt understand the love and devotion that has went on those kits, but then you realise, she probably did.:lol: Womens jealousy towards inanimate objects is something men have problems grasbing.

conus00 10-10-08 12:22 AM

I just finished their (Hasegawa) 1/700 VIIC & IXC uboats and I was very surprised about the level of the detail they managed to put on these teeny-tiny models.
The original thread is here:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=142655

I can only imagine the quality of the models in the bigger scale.
Post some pictures when you start...


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