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  11. philo426
    I used a 0.025 guitar string for the box kite bracing..
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    Thanks!
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    Have to add the red dots and do some touch up.
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    Painting the roundrels
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    Went with dark green.
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    Went with Tamiya dark grey primer...had to fill the airbrush color cup 3 times!
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    Installed the rudders abd elevators..
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    Thanks!
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    Put on some deckage..
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    Cool!
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    Sheet plastic with wooden Bracing...Thanks!
  24. philo426 started following Advice wanted - best way to display trumpeter Bismarck 1/200 and Scratch built WW1 Biplane
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    Yes a nice oak,walnut or maple board with brass pedestals is a classic display method.

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