P-40N Academy 1:72 Moxing Basic Model Class
1June 26, 20252025-06-26 Attended Moxing Studio Basic Class魔星幼幼班. This was the indicated kit.
2June 29, 2025This is the optional kit. It is almost the same.
3June 27, 20252025-06-27 Got my own kit from Hong-Chang Model Shop 弘昌模型.
4June 27, 20252025-06-27 Opened the box and took a photo for memory.
5June 29, 2025Take a photo for all the sprues for reference.
6June 29, 2025Basic tools.
7June 29, 20252025-06-27 Read the instruction. Choose the type to make. (P-40M or P-40N, I chose P-40N.) Mark it on the instruction.
8June 27, 2025Cut down the parts except landing gears and outer accessories like drop tank or bomb.
9June 27, 20252025-06-28 I followed Instructor Moxing to arrange the parts.
10June 27, 2025Dashboard detail.
11June 29, 20252025-06-29 Pre-assmbling the main body to check the shape.
12June 29, 20252025-06-29 Marked symmetric parts as red for left and blue for right.
13June 29, 2025Marked necessary optional parts on sprue by black.
14June 29, 2025Put the cut parts in drawstring bags.
15June 29, 20252025-06-29 Cockpit painting preparation.
16July 3, 20252025-07-01 AirbrushedMr. Color C364 for cockpit.
17July 3, 20252025-07-02 Mixed Tamiya enamel XF63 and XF64 as 1:1 for wash.
18July 3, 2025After washed.
19July 3, 2025X18 for instrument.
20July 4, 20252025-07-03 Cut the angle.
21July 4, 2025Add some extra plastic plates to reinforce the fuselage.
22July 4, 2025Built up the fuselage.
23July 6, 20252025-07-04 The dashboard after Tamiya enamel XF-19 dry-brushed.
24July 7, 2025Instructor Moxing's dashboard withTamiya XF-20.
25July 17, 20252025-07-05 Made a plastic circle block and put it in plane nose to support the propeller.
26July 6, 20252025-07-05 Add extra plastic piece to reinforce the main wings.
27July 7, 20252025-07-07 After put on putty.
28July 10, 20252025-07-09 Modified propeller.
29July 10, 20252025-07-10 Modified propeller to make it separable.
30July 10, 20252025-07-10 Engine diffuser outlet. Scratched the vane edge to make it thinner.
31July 17, 202507-15 Made the bottom of canopy thinner to evaluate open condition
32July 16, 202507-15 Canopy cover.
33July 17, 202507-16 Dark grey for air inlet.
34July 17, 202507-16 Dark grey for shadow.
35July 17, 202507-16 Airbrushed Mr. Color C363 neutral grey. Right one is mine. Left and central one are by instructor Moxing.
36July 21, 202507-20 Tamiya LP29 and Mr. Color C340.
37July 21, 202507-20 Propeller.
38July 23, 202507-21 It was very convenient with a hole on front nose.
39July 23, 202507-21 Looked nice.
40July 24, 202507-24 Put on the decals.
41July 31, 202507-30 Main struts.
42July 31, 202507-31 Wheels.
43August 3, 202508-01 Made tires with gravity.
44August 3, 202508-01 Put on bomb.
45August 3, 202508-02 Tires with gravity effect.
46August 3, 202508-02 Put on seat, control stick.
47August 9, 202508-08 Completed
48August 9, 202508-08 Nice.
49August 9, 202508-08 Use 3D rivets to represent fuses on dashboard.
50August 9, 202508-09 Right front.
51August 9, 202508-09 Right rear.
52August 9, 202508-09 Right front.
53August 9, 202508-09 Top view.
54August 9, 202508-09 Left rear.
55August 9, 202508-09 Bottom.
56August 9, 202508-09 Front.
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Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.IV
Royal Australian Air Force (1921-now)No. 80 Sqn. A29-629 / BU-B Cleopatra III (Lt.Col. G. C. Atherton)
1945
