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CDW

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  1. Glad to see you have started your Hood, looks great so far. Did you buy the deluxe kit with a wood deck? How do you intend to paint or use the wood deck application on the lower deck now that the upper deck is glued in place?
  2. Great looking seats! This boat is going to be a winner. Love the retro style.
  3. Gonna go silent for a week or so while family flies in tomorrow and stays with us through the Thanksgiving holidays. Hope everyone has a great week and will see you again soon.
  4. Gonna go silent for a week or so while family flies in tomorrow and stays with us through the Thanksgiving holidays. Hope everyone has a great week and will see you again soon.
  5. That hull looks real good Mike. She's going to be smooooth...
  6. Thanks OC. It's just so painfully slow to do. Like watching paint dry.
  7. With the beautiful paint and now the decals, she's really looking sharp, OC!
  8. When you buy a model aircraft with a detailed canopy frame like this one, do yourself a huge favor and buy a pre cut canopy mask if one is available. If your time is worth more than a dollar or two per hour, it will be money well spent. In this case, none was available to be found stateside, so I had to wing it.
  9. So glad to know you made it through surgery okay, but sad to learn recovery will be a longer process. I once had a Toyota Land Cruiser fall on top of me and it broke my shoulder. I was so sore after the third day it was unbelievable. Took quite a while to get past the soreness. Get plenty of rest and follow instructions. They know how to help you best get through the process without undue difficulty.
  10. Will definitely stay tuned for that one when you build it. Who publishes it?
  11. I have enjoyed your videos many times in the past and never realized you were a member here. Hiya Paul! Great videos, kudos to you.
  12. Continuing with the box stock build, used the kit decal for the seatbelt. The only thing added was a photo copied paper seatbelt to give the decal a more 3d appearance. Once the decal was in place and totally dry, gave the cockpit a dull clear coat to blend the colors together. Cemented the fuselage halves together , inserted the cockpit and cemented it in place, then cemented the wings to the fuselage. Will allow this to thoroughly dry over night.
  13. With decals and a wash, the office is dry fitted into the fuselage. Nice fit, no problems at all. Need to add the seat belts before buttoning it up.
  14. After some detail painting of the cockpit parts everything was given a coat of gloss varnish in preparation for decals and a wash.
  15. It’s pretty good right out of the box which is how I intend to finish this one. What I really want to do is try a different approach to the airframe painting using a mottle (sp?) technique. Saw someone else do it and want to try it for myself. Who knows, this could potentially make a 1:72 scale modeler out of me which would be something I have never done. 1:72 has gotten a whole lot better since I last checked one out. Molds are very nice. Very tiny, too.
  16. Kit box and contents Fuselage halves and cockpit pieces After a black base coat, a light coat of Japanese interior green. Typical Tamiya engineered fit is fantastic. I drilled out the lightening holes in the seat.
  17. Very nice looking parts you're printing there! I wonder if that "gold" label CA glue gives off toxic fumes like the other CA does? I know for sure it doesn't frost clear plastic like the other stuff does.
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