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  1. Canute
    Good luck with your maiden flight. The twist in the airframe is there to counter the torque of the motor and prop.
  2. Canute
    Looking forward to the start of this build, Craig. This was a big, rugged bird.
  3. Canute
    Nicely done with the orange. It's eight up there with red and yellow for getting good coverage, due to the translucency of those colors,
  4. Canute
    Head movements like that could induce vertigo and or tumble those tiny gyros in our ears. The Sky Blazers was based at Bitburg and were the USAFE (Air Forces Europe) version of the TBirds.
  5. Canute
    I don't know, but I do know a fellow who crewed D models in Viet Nam. I'll ask him Thursday when I see him at work. My semi-uneducated guess is it's the heat effects on those sections, since that's where the afterburner/reheat sits. The F-4 had that area sheathed with titanium. Don't know if the Hun used any Ti in the aircraft skin.
  6. Canute
    Sign me up, too.
  7. Canute
    You've definitely turned that sow's ear into a silk purse, Craig. The finish is outstanding. 👍
  8. Canute
    Looking very good, Craig. The tonal variations of the panels worked out very well. And the decals really are stand out. 👍
  9. Canute
    She has very nice lines, Nils. 👍
  10. Canute
    A very nice feat of engineering. 👍
  11. Canute
    Nice work, mcb. The brown you're using looks spot on for the Lackawanna marine boats.
  12. Canute
    Like the color of your web seats much better than the US birds. 👍 Usually ours were faded red.
  13. Canute
    Salute smartly, say Yes, Ma'am and proceed to tap USS Visacard. 😁
  14. Canute
    Nice bargain, Jack. I'll be following. 😄
  15. Canute
    Your gloss red paint turned out well. And no, you don't need a clear gloss over it to decal.
  16. Canute
    Well done, Jack. Your figure painting is getting so realistic. 👍
  17. Canute
    Glad to see you're getting your modeling mojo back, OC. Sorry to read of your pet's unexpected death. Take some time to mourn. Even though it's a pet, it's still a part of the family.
  18. Canute
    Neat looking kit. Have fun with the RC. 😁
  19. Canute
    Wefalck is correct about not modeling the sleepers/ties, since they are unseen. if railcars are rolled out onto a pier, I'd expect a series of pilings under the dock where the rails run. Pictures of the railroad docks in the New York harbor area clearly shows this, especially in more recent years with the wholesale abandonment of the rail marine facilities.. There is a comprehensive website where you can climb into the proverbial rabbit hole. http://members.trainweb.com/bedt/IndustrialLocos.html
  20. Canute
    Ah, the magnificent "HMS Hood". John, an excellent source of information is here at: http://www.hmshood.org.uk/ It has extensive modeling info.
  21. Canute
    I think I get what you're saying. You need to leave a flange-way for the wheel flanges. You may have to fiddle with the thickness of the boards to permit cars to roll out onto your dock. You really only need to fill that in if you're planning to drive vehicles onto your dock. I'd put some kind of wheel stop on the end of each rail, too.
  22. Canute
    His work is amazing.
  23. Canute
    Leave the base of the rail as is. If you took it off a real rail, the rail could roll out from under the railcar wheel.
  24. Canute
    Nicely done with this older kit. She's a beauty.👍
  25. Canute
    The hand truck struck me as one of the "urban outdoors-men", but the AK puts that out the window. Like Denis says, a good start for a diorama.

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