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  1. Canute
    Oh, the fun of removing all those little fingers. I gave my sprue nipper a workout cleaning up some doors and air brake gear on one kit.
  2. Canute
    NS, very nice 3D prints. Do what you feel in your build/fit out. You're the boss on this job.
  3. Canute
    Check photos of your subject. Black and white or color.Sometimes the B&W photos show the wear and tear better.
  4. Canute
    Looks like you captured the transition nicely. Good luck with the print.
  5. Canute
    Hard to like that, even though at the time it was the enemy. As General Sherman said, "war is hell".
  6. Canute
    Keep at it, EG. The engine is looking good.
  7. Canute
    Tamiya sells a tweezers similar to Chris's. Been happy with mine, although it doesn't lock.
  8. Canute
    Superb craftsmanship. Masterful execution of the build. Well done.👍
  9. Canute
    Shaping up nicely, Javlin. 👍
  10. Canute
    Paint some white glue into the space. You'd have to touch it up with more paint, since it will dry clear.
  11. Canute
    Very effective, OC. Not an easy thing to pull off. Can't wait to see this in the dio.
  12. Canute
    OK, practice on something you're not heavily invested in, like a CV with all the aftermarket. 👍
  13. Canute
    Looks like they're already in work. Like Carl sez, what's the goal of your project?
  14. Canute
    We had one in my squadron and it ran from early morning until the end of the duty day (4:30 PM).
  15. Canute
    Fire it up, Kimosabe!
  16. Canute
    Interesting way to build up the colors. I remember an early experiment with the Eagle in a pale blue. Didn't last long.
  17. Canute
    The three dots in the upper right corner give you that option.
  18. Canute
    Wow, those castings look good. I'm in and following.
  19. Canute
    Congrats on the 2 years, Brian. She's looking very good. 👍
  20. Canute
    I'll second that. R&R is in order.
  21. Canute
    Interesting base coat, Dan. Can't wait to see the mottle gray paint.
  22. Canute
    Nicely detailed. Can you get a tougher resin to print this or will that affect the printable detail. Are you doing any of the external plumbing, like the bleed air lines?
  23. Canute
    That crew looks really hard-bitten. Wouldn't want to get on their wrong side. 😉
  24. Canute
    Sure does look more aerodynamic with the rounded shape. This engine is really shaping up. Good luck today.
  25. Canute
    Wow, what a great tour, getting to see everything close up. Mr Hamel needs to be thanked profusely. Great trip. Small factoid about the big coal chunks. At least in the anthracite areas in northeastern Pennsylvania, these were "run of mine" pieces. They were hauled by the railroads to breakers, where they were broken into sizes for use in homes and factories. There were 9 sizes, ranging from about 1/8 inch up to 4-6 inches. This largest was called "steam" coal. Since steam boilers back in those days were hand fired, the stokers had to toss a hefty shovel full into the fire grates. Looking at pictures of locomotive crews from that era, the fireman was the most fit looking guy on the crew.

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