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Old Collingwood
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Evening all hope all are well and not going too nuts yet, I spent another hour or so on the Spit, I decided to make the stab frames / stabs and rudder, quite straight forward with minumum fuss, I decided to droop the stabs and give the ruidder a bit of angle. OC.
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No thats where the Bow goes with the Arrows 😉 But thank you for the compliment. OC.
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Yep - but deffo a brll kit. OC.
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Plan for today (later) there is still a hairline gap where the wings meet the fuselage so I will work some plastic putty into it, then I will either attach the rudder stabs and Rudder or the wing tips (depends what I fancy doing first). I know I keep saying it - but I really recommend thses Eduard kits they are simply first rate in every way. OC.
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Very nice work mate - very nice indeed, that red colour really makes her stand out. OC.
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Yellow ocre is the colour we all know for the bulwarks and carriages, but if you find the shade a we bit too bright you could always dull it a bit by adding a bit of white, its completely how you want to display it my friend and how pleasing it wil be to your eyes. I am loving those canon/carriages though they will look super when finished. OC.
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Thank you EG, credit to the kit as its Superb best I have ever built. OC.
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Lovely job Edfward a real credit to you mate - it really has come out first class, I will miss the banter and viewing oyur work in The Special section (Here) hurry up mate and find another thing to build - we will be waiting. OC.
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B-25 Mitchell "Meet Miss Runyon" by Javlin-HK-1/32
Old Collingwood replied to Javlin's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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A bit more progress - no work done in the day time as we were sat out enjoying that weird bright ornage thing in the sky, so I decided to work on the cockpit glazing, this is in three sections due to me having the cockpit open, first I cut away the front section and after tyding up the edge I fitted some masks that came in the kit, this was a three part mask - I then glued it in place and set it down using the dryer, next was the rear section - again tydy up and masked using two masks, this was then glued down/heated, last was the sliding section - this had the same prodecure, but it stays off till the last stages of the build. Thank you all for the interest people are showing in my build. OC.
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Nope we been nauty - very nauty....🙃 OC.
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Ours is under review next monday to see how many extra weeks we will get added ontop............I feel like a caged animal (to be fair it dont worry us to much as we have no family - friends etc - just keeping the flipping food and gas /electric meters topped up is our priority). Our hobbies help though - dont they Jack.👍 OC.
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Its got to have its normal wing tips on it yet Ken, it comes like that giving you the option as they are in the box - three types of wing tips I think. OC.
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When I do the Seafire conversion out of the other kit? OC.
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Or "Mind the Rotors they dont turn - but the body does"😁 OC.
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Thank you Edward, I'm very happy how its coming a long - it even feels solid (in a plastic kind of solid way) OC.
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More progress this evening - I glued the two wing sections to the main lower wing, then I glued the whole wing assembly to the fuselage, when set it needed just the smallest amount of filling with plastic putty and a bit of clean up. OC.
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Keep at it mate you will do it. OC.
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She is looking so nice EJ full credit to you for pushing on with making and fitting the sails. OC.
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First rate work on that decking very very nice and good thinking painting the knee's white. OC.
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This looks like an interesting build. OC.
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Your doing a fine job Edward glad we are in the same club for broken canopies we should win a medal. OC.
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Sorry for butting in (again) Captain you should do a build log in the site. OC.
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I remember some kits - old school Airfix I think, thier heli's used to have a plastic T piece bolt like thing it was supposed to be held inplace then the rotor head was supposed to glue to it allowing the rotor head to rotate. OC.
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