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  1. Canute
    Carl's tools for applying his glues are spot on. I like the Tamiya Extra Thin Cement with the brush applicator. The glue is mostly acetone and it flashes off/evaporates quickly, with little residue. Be careful with the glue fumes. I also use Testor's glue in the black bottle. Thicker, slower working allowing you to adjust if needed.
  2. Canute
    Well done, Jack. Like the gang says, get the boat on the ice!
  3. Canute
    Hmm, most interesting build. I wouldst consort with yon Captain of Oz and see where this build doth lead. Where, mayhap, is the popcorn machine, that I might obtain same. I seem to have fallen into a front row seat.
  4. Canute
    I think the fact that it's lacquer based helps with the sticking so well.
  5. Canute
    Richmond, I'll grab a seat with Mark and OC over by that popcorn machine. Should be interesting.
  6. Canute
    Maybe a Mason jar? Interesting build, including a hangar deck in that scale.
  7. Canute
    Yes, relatively spartan, without the usual radar and comm antennas. Make up for that with the torpedo nets and coaling facilities.
  8. Canute
    Good news on the PE. I'll be bugging Free Time for it, since they carry the Infini line.
  9. Canute
    When is this set coming out?
  10. Canute
    Not a fan of steel if it needs multiple bends. High speed steel Carl. No carbide, too brittle.
  11. Canute
    Yeah, probably overkill at this scale.
  12. Canute
    Top picture seems to show something on the interior of the vent. A very coarse grill work? There do seem to be some vertical bars(?) in there.
  13. Canute
    Started cleaning up the hull. And now Greg has shown some more fun drilling out all the vents. I'm going to look at some Plano brass roof-walk materials for railroad cars as a backing to add a little detail. That website is: http://www.planomodelproducts.com/boxreef_scq.html
  14. Canute
    I like the Brit fish & chips, especially in the paper cones. Where do the peas come in? There are a lot of interesting pre-dreads. The French ones, especially. Unfortunately, they are mostly done in resin. And not cheap.
  15. Canute
    OC, a little late to the show, but in nonetheless. Should be a fun build. I'll bring some more popping corn, too.
  16. Canute
    Well done, OC. Hope you get a proper case soon, the better to show off your stellar work.
  17. Canute
    Finally dawned on me to limit using carbide drills. I've sent way too many into Never Never Land. High speed steel drills work.
  18. Canute
    Craig, may want to look at the pix Greg posted of the Seydlitz. He carried the nets until Jutland. They show in the stowed position.
  19. Canute
    Nice, front row, with Mark, Kevin and Carl. Looking forward to this build
  20. Canute
    Nicely done, Craig. Really giving her a fierce face.
  21. Canute
    Carl, that clear plastic used for the aircraft doesn't play well with our plastic cements. Don't know why. CA seems to be the best bet.
  22. Canute
    We've had yokels flashing lasers at airliner cockpits. Very dangerous for everyone with that. Craig, now I'll have to send out some Men In Black to remove all those beans you've spilled. OC, I always enjoy yakking with fellow aircraft enthusiasts.
  23. Canute
    What size drills, Carl? The really fine carbide ones are brittle.
  24. Canute
    When I was based in Germany, a cross country trip to the UK was a treat. Landing at one of the RAF bases, we always wondered why all the folks were hanging around the approach end of a runway. Landed at Alconbury one Friday and went into Huntington to catch a train down to London. Met a few of these photographers and talked with them about their hobby. These fellows could rattle off where and when they had seen our particular aircraft and what other bases these jets had been assigned to previously. Good folks. 👍
  25. Canute
    Yeah, don't know why they keep using that clear plastic.

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