A-10A
Super-Detailed Instrument Panel
Cutting
Edge Modelworks
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Catalogue No. &
Description |
CEC32063 |
Price: |
USD$5.99 |
Contents and Media: |
Three pieces in medium grey resin;
Acetate instruments |
Scale: |
1/32 |
Review Type: |
FirstLook |
Advantages: |
Vast improvement over kit part;
perfectly cast; options for display of instruments |
Disadvantages: |
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Recommendation: |
Recommended |
Reviewed by
Rodger Kelly
HyperScale is proudly sponsored by Meteor
Productions
Cutting Edge Modelworks 32063 is a resin and acetate accessory set
designed to replace the kit instrument panel in the magnificent 1/32 scale
Trumpeter A-10.
The set consists of a two-piece instrument panel and its backing, an
acetate sheet that has the instrument faces printed on it as well as an
instruction sheet.
The kit gives the modeller the two options of depicting the instrument
faces. Firstly by painting the face of the instrument black, picking out
the cast-in detail with white paint and finally, filling the instrument
with white glue to represent the "glass".
The second option is the "sandwich method" This option sees
the modeller gently sanding away the rear of the panel until the
instruments appear as holes. The rear of the acetate sheet is then given a
coat of white paint (don't forget to paint the coloured "Bugs"
first). The acetate sheet is then it is attached the rear of the
previously painted instrument panel. Finally, paint the resin backing
black and add it to the rear of the previously assembled instrument panel
and voila! You have yourself a really authentic looking instrument
panel.
The kit instrument panel is a simple decal that does not really do the
kit's cockpit justice. The Cutting Edge offering is a vast improvement
over the simple decal and is highly recommended for anyone considering the
purchase of the Trumpeter A-10.
Recommended.
Thanks to Meteor Productions for the review sample
Cutting Edge Modelworks
products are available from Meteor
Productions Website
Review Copyright © 2001 by Rodger
Kelly
Page Created 12 July, 2001
Last updated 20 July, 2003
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