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While waiting for daytime and a clear day - I carried on working on the wing sections/flaps and engine nacelles - firstly I cleaned up the seams on the nacelles, then I cut the two part flaps - test fitted them, and glued them together, the idea is they have a center bar that allows them to be drooped or left trimmed. Here are the pics showing one of the nacelles and the flaps dry fitted showing the two stages they can be set at. OC.
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I have to say - this is the very first proper 1/48 kit I have built and the first go at spray painting, even if it is just Rattle cans, so my routine might be a bit shaky as I am learning as I go a long with the aid of lots and lots and lots of reading up and looking at other build logs for aircraft all over the net. OC.
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Just thought - I sprayed the Black first, should have sprayed the two colour camo on the top of the fuselage first, then masked slightly over that for the Black, guess when I take the tape off I will have to gently fine sand the hard edge from the tape, then slightly over-lap the tape on the black for the camo. OC.
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Right then - I masked her according to the Black scheme I have gone for, then outdoors I got my Semi-Glass Black Tamiya rattle can out - did what the Pros suggested (sat the can in some hot - not boiling water in a cup) this is supposed to improve the flow from the can. Dear I show you ............. OC.
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