Hi Jason, very nice review. It looks like a nice easy build. I guess a little research is needed as far as paint colors. If I remember right, these were used by many countries in every corner of the world. With the correct decals, they could be painted in all kinds of color schemes. Thanks for sharing, see you next time.
Interesting subject (cool aircraft). Shame it's a "pretty" good kit. Sounds like it needs a wee more detail. Nice cooper photo etch. Good review. Thanks Jason
Looks like a fun little build mate. Once I finish the Musashi and then the Enterprise, I will look at getting a nice little kit like this. Something easier and fun :-)
I find it handy to have two builds on the go so when your ready to throw your big build at the wall you can take a brake and do something a bit different.
On a website called Net Maquette, there is a walkround of this aircraft which shows the fuselage sides to be remarkably featureless so the kit is probably accurate. Certainly as far as what would be visible in scale anyway.
Just dug out my Dora wings 1/72 Pilatus PC6 and, as I thought, there is a comprehensive colour call out table on the back page of the instructions with reference to five paint manufacturers. Strange omission from the Proctor. I'll dig out my 1/72 versions of the Proc by Dora to see if they are there. My memory suggests they are. Mmmm?
Hi Ken, if you google Percival Proctor air racer you will find a few pictures of this actual aircraft its quite famous holds some records I think. unfortunately you have to dig a bit
Hi Jason, very nice review. It looks like a nice easy build. I guess a little research is needed as far as paint colors. If I remember right, these were used by many countries in every corner of the world. With the correct decals, they could be painted in all kinds of color schemes. Thanks for sharing, see you next time.
That's a great look in the box Jason!
Hi Jason, nice little kit 👍👍👍no colour call out ! ,yes my $170 Trumpeter junk , See box art for colour guide, go figure! 😊😊😊😊😊
Hurry up and put your next video up Frenchy :-)
@@hibbosmodelbench2351 making tracks mate , taking a while ,but im right on track , waiting on some deliveries, im excited lol
Think i will go with red 😬
Interesting subject (cool aircraft). Shame it's a "pretty" good kit. Sounds like it needs a wee more detail. Nice cooper photo etch. Good review. Thanks Jason
Looks like a fun little build mate. Once I finish the Musashi and then the Enterprise, I will look at getting a nice little kit like this. Something easier and fun :-)
I find it handy to have two builds on the go so when your ready to throw your big build at the wall you can take a brake and do something a bit different.
@@ModelkitStuff I will no doubt see that in a few weeks
On a website called Net Maquette, there is a walkround of this aircraft which shows the fuselage sides to be remarkably featureless so the kit is probably accurate. Certainly as far as what would be visible in scale anyway.
Just dug out my Dora wings 1/72 Pilatus PC6 and, as I thought, there is a comprehensive colour call out table on the back page of the instructions with reference to five paint manufacturers. Strange omission from the Proctor. I'll dig out my 1/72 versions of the Proc by Dora to see if they are there. My memory suggests they are. Mmmm?
I will check it out, many thanks
Hello... Does anyone know where to go go to find out the color call outs for this kit? Thanks in advance for any and all help...
Hi Ken, if you google Percival Proctor air racer you will find a few pictures of this actual aircraft its quite famous holds some records I think. unfortunately you have to dig a bit