Javlin
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FINISHED - Toyota Sard Supra GT - Tamiya - 1:24 Scale
Javlin replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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It gives me about a year of relief they burn the nerves usually it's 4 long needles this time 8 and you are awake.
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Old injury OC I have had seven concussions in my life time head bloodied twice and knocked out 3 times father times stays on my **** these days.I have to agree on the Spit just glued the ailerons flat any ideas on the color of the fuel cap?
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She continues to move forward really slow between Hurricanes,work and some health issues which are better got eight long needles up and down the spine from T1 to about T9 burned the nerves sleeping again though.
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Not right now Mike it's been crossing the mind though typical health and work issues just had eight needles in the back for the spine the other day feels good now was in constant pain makes it hard to focus.
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it was a positive day I kept on rolling
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We are to Denis highs in the low 80's So I finally cleared one of my biggest hurdles with this build the stencils a lot of trial an error alot.I made the said stencils five times wasted abit of ink getting the dimensions right then had to repaint the fuse some for the stars were in the wrong location! I made one big stencil and saved the star now just to make the circle and hope I still have Insignia Blue left?
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Thks Guys I am glad it is finished now other works esp. seeing winter fall/winter are fast approaching.The collection from the 8' cabinet moved here to the 4' (5" spacing)mainly 1/48 with some 2 engine planes in 1/72 on the bottom shelf this will open up the big cabinet(7" spacing) for 1/24 and 1/32.I eventually want to build another cabinet just for ships a different spacing.
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So I have been clearing out the shop on both sides of projects first of all I have finished the cabinet and it's in the office/hobby room which clears out the wood working side some and I finished a small project for momma.This will open the door back to model building shortly just rearranging everything between the two rooms ATTM "clearing the desk" they say.To finish the spit will be next the mask for the fuse are what's on the plate next canopy is done,made a new aerial an painted the front engine panels.
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everything has already been said
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Denis love the looks(scheme) of this Crate
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Very Nice and an excellent solution for the camo Kevin
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A Nice Crate Phil Kevin
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I have this in my stash bought it for the same reason to revisit childhood and my Dad he had a short stint in SAC mother hated it from what I heard.
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On the Spit they are Denis still healing nose looks like raw meat just being patient.It's been slow the last week(two storms in the gulf) painted the canopy,redid the yellow boots and started to lay down some clear for the "Lima Challenger" to go down.
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Yes the glazing passes mustard now
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Doing a Superb Job Mike looking very Nice Sir!
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Your figures are looking Very Nice indeed OC !!
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Yeah that's why he liked it it was like 30/40's in N Japan and Guam was blue water and upper 70's
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I think Ken my son has Italy or Germany on his list he still in Japan with the 35FW he goes to Alaska for TDY like six weeks(?) and then to Guam(deploy?) he liked Guam last time.
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The next and maybe the last for a bit go back to work Thursday a MK V Spit in 1/24 Lima Challenger. If of any interest for some the build log alot went into the pit and engine https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/1-24-mk-v-spitfire.28726/
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Another one bites the dust.
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Thks Mike ! I got the Mossie today and Hannah approves.I want to do her in the American scheme methinks. The aircraft on display is a British-built B. Mk. 35 manufactured in 1946 (later converted for towing targets) and is similar to the P.R. Mk. XVIs used by the USAAF. It was flown to the museum in February 1985. This Mosquito, serial RS709, has been restored to a Mk. XVI configuration and painted as NS519, a weather reconnaissance aircraft of the 653rd Bombardment Squadron based in England in 1944-1945.
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Yeah hand paint then use the toothpich around the frame to cleanup the paint outside of the lines scraping to say the wood is softer than the plastic so no damage to the canopy.I usually give the paint about 30-60 minutes of dry time and while the paint is still soft and start scraping or get mask.
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