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I did a little bit of detail work on my Hogan KLM 747-400 "City of Orlando" model.
This was my first 1:200 airliner and I was pretty impressed by it when I got it. I then received two GeminiJets models and saw the added details they came with and decided to see what I could do to improve my 747.
I added roof top and underside antennas and rotating beacon detail top and bottom as well. I also disassembled the wheels and painted them in Model Masters aircraft grey. I do like these Hogan wheel sets just did not like the plain die-cast metal color they were.
I am not a really skilled modeler and this is probably not anywhere near 100% accurate but I am pretty happy with the results and thought I would share. I am in the process of doing similar to my Hogan 757-200 and A319 and will post up the results when I get them finished.
I still think Hogan offers a great value for the money and I do have three more inbound that will be getting the same treatment.
David.
This was my first 1:200 airliner and I was pretty impressed by it when I got it. I then received two GeminiJets models and saw the added details they came with and decided to see what I could do to improve my 747.
I added roof top and underside antennas and rotating beacon detail top and bottom as well. I also disassembled the wheels and painted them in Model Masters aircraft grey. I do like these Hogan wheel sets just did not like the plain die-cast metal color they were.
I am not a really skilled modeler and this is probably not anywhere near 100% accurate but I am pretty happy with the results and thought I would share. I am in the process of doing similar to my Hogan 757-200 and A319 and will post up the results when I get them finished.
I still think Hogan offers a great value for the money and I do have three more inbound that will be getting the same treatment.
David.
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