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  1. ccoyle
    Clever idea with the styrene rod -- looks good!
  2. ccoyle
    Hope you feel better soon. I've had COVID twice -- it's a good time to catch up on sleep.
  3. ccoyle
    To paraphrase Crocodile Dundee: "That's a model!"
  4. ccoyle
    I missed the completion of this one. You did a fine job!
  5. ccoyle
    Well done, Mark!
  6. ccoyle
    Rudder and elevators dry-fitted. I will permanently attach these at a later date so they don't get knocked off during construction.
  7. ccoyle
    It helps when each stabilizer skin is a single piece -- no seams! Also, Mr. Dworzecki is a master graphic artist.
  8. ccoyle
    Fascinating subject!
  9. ccoyle
    Horizontal stabilizers skinned. Working on the elevators now. Same as for the rudder, there is no internal framing -- but there is a lot of fiddly folding, rolling, and gluing. Pics later. Cheers!
  10. ccoyle
    You're off to a good start. Two tidbits of information regarding photos: 1) We have an onboard photo resizer -- the control panel for that will pop up when you double-click on the photo after you insert it; 2) You can add multiple photos to each post if you'd like. Cheers! P.S. Photo size is a matter of taste. I resize all of my photos to 640 x whatever to keep them a uniform width -- medium-sized photos seem just about right to my eye.
  11. ccoyle
    Update: Fillets are done. These are always a tricky part of any airplane build, and these were even trickier than usual because there is a cutout for the wheel wells that leaves a strip only about 1 mm wide at that point for attachment. And now we go back to the empennage. So far, I have only finished off the internal frames for the horizontal stabilizers. That's all for now!
  12. ccoyle
    Someone with personal knowledge of this kit can correct me if I'm wrong, but I suspect that this kit isn't 'planked' in a manner that will be applicable to the more usual POB or POF types of models. It is probably built over a mold, and the internal structure is added after the basic hull is removed from the mold. Cool boat, though.
  13. ccoyle
    Check this pinned topic for a reminder. But don't fret -- I don't keep a record of past violations! 😉
  14. ccoyle
    I've taken to using canopy glue as my all-purpose glue for card modeling. It sets quickly, so holding or clamping is not an issue.
  15. ccoyle
    Welcome aboard! Where are you ex-patting from/to?
  16. ccoyle
    I have found WAK to be one of the fastest and most reliable shippers from Poland, and with the lowest shipping rates.
  17. ccoyle
    I'm glad you're still with us!
  18. ccoyle
    Excellent result, Bruce! The crew and catch add a nice dash of visual interest. Cheers!
  19. ccoyle
    Hey, Halinski still intimidates me, and I have many finished models under my belt! BTW, which version did you get, Flying Tigers or RAF North Africa?
  20. ccoyle
    They look great -- well worth the effort!
  21. ccoyle
    Wow, great job! (I had to delete your tags, though. We don't use tags other than 'done' in this area.)
  22. ccoyle
    Yup, that's fine.
  23. ccoyle
    Nicely done, Dan! She looks the part. Cheers!
  24. ccoyle
    Welcome aboard!
  25. ccoyle
    I'm not sure what they applied, but it's supposed to replace some of the binding agents that are lost from the original pavement due to wear and exposure.

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