The formed canopy 1:72 F9F Panther (open-closed) from Rob Taurus, which as the name says allows for both the open and the closed position of the hood.
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Clear cockpit glazing for the Grumman F9F Panther carrier fighter in 1:72 scale. The qualifier in the name refers to the fact that the part is adapted for two different arrangements on the model: with the sliding section drawn forward, or slid back over the fuselage spine.
The Grumman F9F Panther was a straight-wing single-seat fighter that became the mainstay of US Navy and Marine Corps aviation in the early 1950s. Besides air combat it flew a large share of its sorties against ground targets; it carried bombs and unguided rockets, and its rugged structure took hits from anti-aircraft fire. For modelers it is also of interest because in civilian life it was flown by a writer and pilot whose books went on to make the Korean War widely known.
Dividing the canopy into the fixed and the sliding section is best done with a fine saw or by drawing a scribing tool repeatedly along a marked line. The cut is then trued with a file and the edges are sanded so that they do not show up white. Bond the slid-back section with PVA glue for clear parts, which dries without haze and allows a small correction of position.
The delivery covers only the clear part of the cockpit; you will not find the aircraft itself or paints in it.
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