So, P-47 Gurus, tell me about this kit.. Is there anything as far as inaccuracies, problems or whatnot that I need to know about??? Please help...
Thanks,
Harry

Better off getting the Tamiya.

What I have is the Hasegawa kit.. Sorry, that's NOT an option..

The Hase Jugs are OK, some say the aft fuselage is too slim, but I don't care about such things.

Just be careful with the fuselage/wing joint on the underside, it's the only bad point of the kit. Good preparation will allow you to breeze your way through it!

Here's mine :

Hasegawa makes a nice T-Bolt. I'm building 2 T-Bolts right now from Tamiya. The cockpit detail is OUTSTANDING for an out of the box kit. Show us some pics when your done, Wingman out.

Hey Ollie, where did you get the markings for Bruelands P-47? I have his P-51 in the Grim Reaper markings but that would be sweet to have that one as well.

Hi Zach!

I didn't knew that pilot also flew Mustangs! Any idea on how it looked?

The decals are from Eaglestrike 48-030.

Here's the full review for my build of the Hase P-47D.

http://modelingmadness.com/reviews/allies/us/lacombep47.htm

He also had several P-51's as Wee Speck and just Speck. The pilot, Lowell K Brueland flew for the 354th FG, aka "The Pioneer's" and was in the top 10 aces of the group. They started off with P-51B's and C's, then switched to D's, then to P-47's for two months, and finally finished the war with Mustangs again.

Whoa, real nice!

Thanks for the History lesson and the nice picture!

Hasegawa's P-47 is a very nice kit. Here's my razor back, (more pics in my gallery)

Mal

Wow, Thanks Mal.. And thanks to everyone that helped with the info..