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Give it a bit of time. 2 eyes in a short spell operated will need the brain to adjust. It cant flex the lens so it has to learn a bit. No biggie.Thanks chaps.
Visibility is now great, although a slight ache in the right eye.
I may do a little simple work in the model tonight, but don't want to strain things too much. Back probably tomorrow.
Great news.Thanks Andy.
Looks like the second eye operation was a success, although it's a tad uncomfortable t the moment, feeling like there's dust in the eye, which is to be expected.
Hoping to get back to the B-24 tomorrow.
Thanks very much chaps.
I was hoping to start on the carving and sanding today, but it looks like some areas of the "Milliput" haven't fully cured yet, probably my fault, possibly due to unequal parts of the putty being blended.
I'll leave this to set for a few more hours, and then review the situation, although I may have to remove the putty and start again - b*ll*cks !
Andy, I will be adding weight, under the cockpit floor in the nose wheel well, as this area will be invisible once on the display base. However, an access ladder will also be fitted in the open rear hatch, which should keep the tail up if set at the correct level, and, of course, the model will also be glued to the base, possibly with pins in the main wheels too.
LB, I have plans for the radio room view through the open hatch. The cockpit bulkhead will be fabricated, along with the radio table and seat, with scratch-built radios utilizing 3D decal fronts. The Flight Engineer's instruments and other details will also be scratch-built. If the Koster turrets kit doesn't eventually arrive, then I'll scratch-build the top turret details too.
All being well, I hope to start the carving and sanding either much later tonight, or some time tomorrow. Meanwhlle, I'll probably start some work on the port outer engine cowlings.