New Ray 1/200 Republic P-47. The N plane has had a lot of detail added to enhance the original. The P plane is almost a complete repaint everything except the tail.
Official Republic P-47 Thunderbolt Painting Thread
New Ray 1/200 Republic P-47. The N plane has had a lot of detail added to enhance the original. The P plane is almost a complete repaint everything except the tail.
Last edited by flash; 12-22-2013 at 14:32. Reason: Enhance title
Cool!
The aircraft with the purple nose and stars is very impressive even without the orange and yellow.
Very striking and well executed work as usual Tony.
Rob.
They look 'the business' as we say over here - well done Tony
Really impressive - well done Tony
Great job on those beasts!
Great pair of "Jugs" there Tony.
Very nice work.
Here's some Jugs from the South West Pacific. These are True North minis and are solid lead so they are very heavy models, very appropriate for the T-bolt!
This is one of Neil Kirby's birds. I believe he was the top scoring Jug pilot in the Pacific.
Maj. Gerald R Johnson, CO of the 9th FS/49th FG
Last edited by Lloydthegamer; 03-17-2013 at 15:56.
Very nice Jugs! Super crisp paintjobs, too!
They look great!
I like the white details on the wings and tail. And the victory markers are just superb. Good job Lloyd
Tony,Originally Posted by pflanzer
New Ray 1/200 Republic P-47. The N plane has had a lot of detail added to enhance the original. The P plane is almost a complete repaint everything except the tail.
Marvelous paint jobs.
I couldn't find a decent line drawing of the Bubble Canopy D model, but I found an N. And I left the damage as a D model, as the Official Stats said that it was BBB/BA. You're flying a D, anyway.
Mike
I can see my education is sadly lacking. In no respect did I expect a pair of Thunderbolts to be coined as Jugs.
Even such a fine pair as these are not at all like jugs.
Rob.
"Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."
Greetings!
A friend of me give me as a present a few minis of the same scale than my WoW/WoG planes. One of them was a P-47B Thunderbolt. Unfortunately, I don't know the mini manufacturer... if somebody knows it please inform to me about it.
I have found in Spanish forum a friend that paint minis at a good price. He has sent my Thunderbolt painted a week ago and I'm very impressed because he has made a great job!
I bought some accesories from aerodrome to complete them and, here you have the final results. I hope you like it!
I selected A7-B P-47D-30-RA S/N 44-33221 "Slick Chick" flown by Lt. Col. Frank Perego, 368th FG Commander. Here you have some photos together my P-51D "The Hawk-eye Owan".
I know, that this deco is for a P-47D instead a P-47B but I love it....
Razorbacks from the 61st FS, 56th FG
Having worn out a couple of copies of Thunderbolt (by Robert S. Johnson w/Martin Caidin), I was excited to get a request to assemble and paint some Platz 1/144 scale models in 61st FS, 56th FG livery. I used Vallejo Model Color (VMC) Russian Uniform WWII (position 094) for the upper surfaces and Sky Gray (154) for the lower surfaces. HV-V, Little Chief, is decorated with decals provided in the kit. I made the decals for the nose art for Lucky II and Pengie II(HV-p and HV-M) along with the aircraft ID and serial numbers for HV-P, -M, & -O. Pilot figures are from Reviresco.
Good Day Chaps! Great Work in here!
Here is my take on Maj. Bostwick's P-47M-RE
*edit* forgot to mention that this is a Scotia Grendel Miniature!
(Still a WIP, trying to source some nice cheap 1/200 decals in London)
P-47D-28 and P-47M-RE awaiting decals =)
Has anyone done any Brazilian paint jobs yet? I think their AF fought from Livorno Italy in WWII.
Decals and Matt Coat Applied! waiting for it to dry
finally finished a p-47 ive been working on for awhile now. an "aztek eagle" 201st fighter squadron (unknown pilot) p-47 that operated with the 58th fighter group in the philippines in mid 1945.
old 1/144 Minicraft Academy
Not a good model , lesser than the P51 which was in good condition du to his age.
Pacific P-47
342nd Fighter Squadron 348th Fighter Group Pacific Theater. Ceramcoat (craft paint) upper Timberline green, Oyster white tail. Lower Testors Neutral Gray.
Last edited by flash; 04-08-2020 at 23:20.
rep guns jammed. very attractive paint scheme!
Very nice Tony. I love everything Pacific. You rarely hear that there were Thunderbolts and Mustangs there.
Great painting, everyone!
Very smooth Tony.
Rob.
"Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."
Sally Flat Foot III, the "worry bird," 1st Lt William 'Bill' Ward, 386th Fighter Sqn, 365th FG (the Hell Hawks), Fontanay-Sur-Mer, France, July 1944
an Ares Raymond repaint
profile: p249 Thunderbolts of the Hell Hawks, Barnes/Crump/Sutherland
decals: all homemade except 1 insignia from miscmini
"Me Worry? Hell, yeah!"
spinny Aerodrome prop
Armaments in Miniature bomb
Vallejo model color Silver, Cuttlefish Colors Black Knight, Vallejo game effects Rotten White.
Flory Models 'grime' wash
Nice work (as usual) Chris.
Super Jug Chris. Minimal work for a whole new plane! Look forward to more Hell Hawks.
Sharp looking Hawk Chris!
Thanks, gents. My first WGS fighter repaint. Pretty happy with how it turned out and learned a couple lessons on it. Hopefully 6 more from the 386th squadron coming
Nice work Chris.
Run for your life - there are stupid people everywhere!
Very attractive colour scheme Chris.
Are well, back to my Olive Drab cammo painting I expect, although i do have a couple of hundred mini houses to be getting on with.
Oh joy!
You have brought a splash of colour into my workroom.
Thanks.
Rob.
"Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."
Thanks, Steve!
lol, your project is impressive, Rob.
There will be a fair mix of olive drab/metal/razorback/bubble Jugs. Some of my favorite schemes are the result of mixing parts when salvaging for repair.
@caveman: Dave, thanks for the Rep - your PMs are full so couldn't reply.
Nice job there Chris
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