1/32 PCM Macchi MC.200 - on the go...

[s00ntir]

Hi, my another Italian classic "on the bench". Still needs a lot of work - but I hope it will be ready in Januray. Happy modelling!

[davenport49]

Nice work. Having built the PCM model, I know it can be a challenge.

[Vincent Fiore]

Built this kit many years ago. You are doing a great job. You will be happy with the results as it is a fine model. Keep up the great work.

[D520]

Pictures of my old friend A. Saccoccio should be inspiring at least, there is so much to do on tat poor kit.

[s00ntir]

Progress on Macchi

[s00ntir]

Just few more days...

[dennismcc]

That looks great, I'm building PCM kits at the moment, I've built 3 so far and am building an Re2005 at the moment, the next in line is the C200, so thi is a timely prod to get my finger out !

Cheers

Dennis

[s00ntir]

I'll keep my fingers crossed Actually I really like modelling those PCM kits. No as bad as people say. A lot of modellers are used to "TamiGawa" standards - but there is no need to be afraid of short runs. My next project will be Macchi 205 - I've examined the kit - and it's definitely buildable. It needs some corrections to the fuselage and landing gear - plus riveting of course - but I'm quite sure about the result.

[Vincent Fiore]

Great job. I have built several of their kits and I think they are just fine.

[s00ntir]

Finished - at last

[s00ntir]

Some details can be seen at very close distance - for the first time I tried to apply different wash colors for panel lines and rivets.

[s00ntir]

And quite contrary to popular beliefs Macchi Mc200 and Fiat G.50 are NOT similiar to each other

[Editor]

Absolutely gorgeous, perfection as always. Article please!

[Vincent Fiore]

Absolutely beautiful.

[dennismcc]

They are both great builds, the paintwork is really special, very nice.

Cheers

Dennis