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HNLMS Jacob Van Heemskerck postcard
ccoyle replied to Ferrus Manus's topic in Nautical/Naval History
Very cool! That's the Dutch royal family in the foreground -- Queen Wilhelmina with her husband, Duke Henry, and daughter Juliana. -
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Well done! I love all the little details that draw the viewer in for a closer inspection.
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Movin' right along. Here's the parts 12 and 13 I mentioned in my last post. Parts 12 are a quadrant of some sort. Parts 13 constitute another instrument panel. Optional parts are included for a glazed panel. And here's a test fit of the completed cockpit side. I will not glue this assembly on until I have the other side completed. I will need to make sure that there are no seam gaps between the two sides, otherwise fitting the outer skins will be problematic. Cheers!
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Good luck on your project! I have tagged your log as a first build -- this is to let folks know you may need more than the usual amount of help and encouragement.
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This is the port-side cockpit wall (part 11) and all of the #11 parts that go with it (11a through 11w) plus three styrene parts -- 27 parts in all. I think I made myself a little sick from staring at these through a magnifier for so long while working on them. Still have all of the #12 and #13 parts to go on this side.
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Moin, Joachim, and welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard!
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PWS Z-17 by ccoyle - CardPlane - 1/33 - CARD
ccoyle replied to ccoyle's topic in Completed non-ship models
I agree! But I got it for free back in the day when my kit stash was much, much smaller than at present, and I didn't have the cash to splash on new additions, so it got built! -
Split rings and eyebolts are very easy to make on one's own. All you need is some blackened, annealed wire, a pair of side cutters, and a pair of round-nosed pliers. The learning curve is not steep at all, and once you get the hang of it, you can turn out rings and eyebolts lickety-split.
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Butt joins, eh? Those are a real booger -- I dislike them almost as much as petal structures. 😒
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Okay, we reached a milestone today. But first, here's a picture for all of you who might still be firmly in the grasp of Old Man Winter. It was sunny and 72 here in Greenville this morning -- perfect weather for taking the dog out for a stroll through Falls Park. I have to enjoy this while I can, because in July it won't be perfect weather anymore. 😬 Back to airplanes! First, we finished off the aft bulkhead bits. A few bits remained to be added to the cockpit floor, and then we were able to glue the aft bulkhead to the cockpit structure. Now we can move on to the cockpit walls, which means we only have this many cockpit parts left! 😵💫😢😒 That's it for today!
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