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Evening all, I decided to crack this open again and try to progress it further - Firstly I had to do more dry fitting of the two internal sections (Front cockpit bath/front u/c bay) and the rear main u/c bay, it took a lot of testing / fettling - testing / fettling rinse and repete several times, as the Two fuse halves were just not meeting smoothly, eventualy I got them how they should be. I decided to glue the sections in the one side first - then some more checks and all was ok, so I added a slight bevel on the edges and applied glue to the one face and offered them up together, I used some tape and gentle hand presure to line them up while they set. After I worked on the seems with my knife and fine wet and dry. So his is where I am at. OC.
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It will literally only be just the cut down farm and a small amount of room at the front - it will have to fit a board no longer than 2.5 feet long and just under 2 feet wide, as it will have to sit on our side unit in a case that I will have to buy later. Thats why I am estimating a head count of between 50-100 consisting of - KGL (Red coats) KGL Light (Green and Grey) 95th Regiment (Sharps) (All Green) French Line Infintry and a few French Heavy Cavalry. OC.
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B 25 Mitchell ragove 1/144 Minicraft
Old Collingwood replied to Papa's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
I used to build 1/144 scale airliners - looking forward to this. OC. -
Evening all, hows the popcorn going? today was a milestone as she now sits on her wheels, I also worked on the prop/spinner assembly - it needed zero clean up just painted then when each part was dry I put it together, after I applied a few decals tipped the ends with yellow after masking, then glued it in place. Just noticed in the pics a couple of writting decals have come away on the props - must sort that. OC.
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