P-51D engine PRINT 1/72 - CLICK-CLACK

Gone are the days when assembling a resin engine was a nightmare for less experienced modelers. It used to be a discipline for the skilled modelers; something, that only the real experts, the masters in the field, are able to use - all those advanced techniques of cutting and thinning plastic, or the difficult cutting of resin from castings and their grinding, which also creates a lot of dust. Now it's the age of 3D printing! Long live simple, easy to assemble kits. It rang the bell for many unpopular, especially very small etched parts. Let's take a look at building one such kit accessory.

BRASSIN

P-51D engine PRINT

1/72 - CLICK

-

CLACK

Jakub NademlejnskýCat. No. 672389

Gone are the days when assembling a resin

engine was a nightmare for less experienced

modelers. It used to be a discipline for the

skilled modelers; something, that only the real

experts, the masters in the field, are able to

use - all those advanced techniques of cutting

and thinning plastic, or the difficult cutting of

resin from castings and their grinding, which

also creates a lot of dust. Now it's the age of 3D

printing! Long live simple, easy to assemble kits.

It rang the bell for many unpopular, especially

very small etched parts. Let's take a look at

building one such kit accessory.

The plastic parts have been designed to make the Brassin

engine installation as simple as possible. The designers have

pre-prepared grooves in the plastic parts to make it easier

to cut off the main kit plastic engine covers.

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January 2025