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    No it is on the back burner,not messed up but I just lost interest.Might get back to it later.
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  13. philo426
    Turrets installed
  14. philo426
    Did what I could with the kit supplied turret.
  15. philo426
    Yep good advice
  16. philo426
    True the instructions were iffy at best!
  17. philo426
    Thanks !might have to leave it!
  18. philo426
    Thanks!
  19. philo426
    Looks pretty good nice mix on the medium blue
  20. philo426
    Looks like I messed up a bit !
  21. philo426 started following Brought some of the models upstairs
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    The outer braces represent the cabkes that I'll the tips into flying configuration.
  24. philo426
    The wing floats are deployed .
  25. philo426
    Made a beaching cart
  26. philo426
    Yep takes a lot of planning abd thought.I also felt it necessary to back the paper parts with 1/16 " basswood!

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