Don't worry, I know what I'm doing.

Gino, I'm not going to mix 1/48 and 1/35 together, i'm simply going to modify the 1/48 and scatchbuild some parts to get the right look that I'm looking for. Judging by the dimensions and the look of it, I think i can pull it off.
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Quoted TextGino, I'm not going to mix 1/48 and 1/35 together, i'm simply going to modify the 1/48 and scatchbuild some parts to get the right look that I'm looking for. Judging by the dimensions and the look of it, I think i can pull it off.
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I beg to differ, but you still can't just take a 1/48 C-130 and modify it, scratch a few more pieces to it and put it as the rear end of a C-130 in a 1/35 scale setting. It is still way too small. It won't look right. You can do what you want, but it won't be accurate and will look all out of proportions. Better off scratching the rear portion of the C-130 in proper 1/35 scale.
Another thing...once you close up the halves of the fuselage it gets dark inside. I had installed a light system and it worked out pretty nice.
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Here is some of the detail work I added to the cargo bay ceilling
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I still have alot more work to do through the cargo bay area. Someday :-) :-) :-)
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