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Hi Dafi merry Christmas and happy new year from Thailand. Added the windows to the stern galleries an the name plate. Busy today removing rigols. Noticed not all gun ports have them.
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To get some relief from the Pom Pom I started on the aircraft while searching for information I found this video on the launch and recover of a Walrus it showed great detail.
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Started to assemble the Pom Poms on the Rodney, there are 6 of them with over 60 parts each. I noticed the Hood had only 3 on your model. The hardest part is keeping everything squared.
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Started to assemble the Pom Poms, there are 6 of them with over 60 parts each. The hardest part is keeping everything squared.
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Another part this time a pom pom gun director , the thin parts are less than a human hair, taken 5 hours.
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I know the feeling, just spent the afternoon assembling the signal lamps on the 1/200 Rodney, the two pieces on the front are so small I can't pick them up with tweezers.
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