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I've been tempted into doing this build after watching Craig and his many non-ship projects and picked the Dauntless as I like carrier borne bombers and fighters from the Pacific campaign. Now it's been at least 40+ years since I did a plastic aircraft model so please bear with me, also its OOB, no mods or aftermarket stuff, just plain as is. I'll be going with the US navy tri-colour paint scheme but they not arrived yet so maybe a while until I
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Welcome to MSW, a very nice looking cutter you have there.
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Excellent model Peta, it's been a pleasure to watch you build. Cheers 😃👍
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Very nice Victory Tony
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I would add a good coping/fret saw to the list above as they do come in handy.
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Tony even after all the frames for the cross section and bulkheads for this build I still wander off the vertical, but as I don't cut to the line it usually is simple to get over. I have been looking on Ebay and gumtree for a scroll saw because if I get one cheap enough I can also get something else such a table saw or sander. Cheers 🙂
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Winchelsea would be an excellent choice as you have all the laser cut parts from Chuck if you need them. As to tools I'm still just using a coping saw and craft knife, not got round to buying a scroll saw yet. Did have one on order but cancelled it and got refund after waiting 6 weeks and still not delivered. 😡. I will get one before I move on to Winchelsea Cheers.
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Welcome to MSW, have fun and enjoy!!
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Thank you LS, I have found it very testing but also satisfying when I do get it right. If you want a good scratch project may I suggest Chuck's HMS Winchelsea group build as there is Chuck's own magnificent build log and you can download the monograph chapters. Just have to buy access to the plans $15 about £13 and get them printed, most can be done at your local library, but the largest need a professional printer as they are A0 size, cost about £15. Cheers 👍😁
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It's looking good, I'd definitely be happy with it !!😁👍
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