Robert Porter
Senior Master Sergeant
Great detective work!
Consolidated B-24D LIBERATOR; 1/48 Revell
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
Nice work Luis! This is the conical insulator where the lead-in enters the fuselage, but not sure what it's made from.
Wow Wow !!, Kirby you have done !!, there is no doubt that we are an extraordinary team where each gear forms an important part for the smooth operation of this formidable forum.
These are mainly the photos I saw.
What kind of material is this cone?
Saludos
Good work so far!
Crimea_River
Marshal
I suspect the cone is bakelite but don't know for sure. Nice post Kirby.
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
It is also possible that material ...
... good afternoon-night to Calgary
... good afternoon-night to Calgary
turbo
Staff Sergeant
Ah yes, good call Andy, that's what I was trying to think of! It appears to be plastic not porcelain so bakelite most likely
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
The time that I can devote to my Lib is very little !!
This is what I could do in the past week !!, ... small steps, but moving !!
To mount the pitots was a little more complicated than I imagined, very rudimentary my system, but to achieve the parallel measurements between the pitots, the floor and direction of the wind, was complicated but interesting. I suffered more when I accidentally hit one of the pit two days later with the arm and had to repeat the maneuver.
Again face up, I finally placed the tail stand at the bottom of the fuselage with cyano and with Tamiya Cement the white piece of styrene that I then retouched blue.
Again, the quality of the photos is not good (I think at dawn, it's the same as my vision)
Then apply a pair of layers of matt lacquer with Tamiya Lacquer Thinner (approx 70/30)
... so I let her rest ...
I hope that this week I can finish this project and the photos I´ll share with you, be the last before showing the detail of "The Squaw" on the catwalk of "La Galería de SANCER"
Thank you for your visits and comments, see you soon ...
Luis Carlos
SANCER
This is what I could do in the past week !!, ... small steps, but moving !!
To mount the pitots was a little more complicated than I imagined, very rudimentary my system, but to achieve the parallel measurements between the pitots, the floor and direction of the wind, was complicated but interesting. I suffered more when I accidentally hit one of the pit two days later with the arm and had to repeat the maneuver.
Again face up, I finally placed the tail stand at the bottom of the fuselage with cyano and with Tamiya Cement the white piece of styrene that I then retouched blue.
Again, the quality of the photos is not good (I think at dawn, it's the same as my vision)
Then apply a pair of layers of matt lacquer with Tamiya Lacquer Thinner (approx 70/30)
... so I let her rest ...
I hope that this week I can finish this project and the photos I´ll share with you, be the last before showing the detail of "The Squaw" on the catwalk of "La Galería de SANCER"
Thank you for your visits and comments, see you soon ...
Luis Carlos
SANCER
Robert Porter
Senior Master Sergeant
Great job! Looking forward to the final photos, as are you I imagine!
Crimea_River
Marshal
turbo
Staff Sergeant
Looking great Luis, close to the finishing line!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Looking better all the time Luis - nice work.
Lovely work so far!
F-104nut
Staff Sergeant
Luis this liberator project has been a blast to watch progress and all the serious detail come alive. Cant wait to see it done. By the way i started on a 1/48 Monogram B-25 J hard nose . Keep the awesomeness up 
JKim
Senior Master Sergeant
Look great Luis! I like how the flat coat transforms the model from a toy to a true replica!
Thats Great work Luis.
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
Wow !, ... they have been a little turbulent days, but I can already apply the matt varnish to the top of the Lib (already completely varnished).
I rebuilt the base of the antenna cable from the rigth
stabilizer (which I probably removed during sanding ... and it is so small, I did not give it any importance).
The new side windows in the cockpit, too, have given me some trouble, but I think I'm getting ahead.
It gives me some courage to delay the thread; How slow and little I can keep moving, (I have some more photos of these advances ...)! But I definitely will not ruin it with any distraction, mistake or hurry to finish it ...
All the words of praise, support and camaraderie from you, are always welcome and I sincerely thank.
Muchas gracias Wojtek, Robert, Andy, Kirby, Terry, Huge, Brian, John y Wayne, ... se los agradezco mucho.
Saludos
I rebuilt the base of the antenna cable from the rigth
stabilizer (which I probably removed during sanding ... and it is so small, I did not give it any importance).
The new side windows in the cockpit, too, have given me some trouble, but I think I'm getting ahead.
It gives me some courage to delay the thread; How slow and little I can keep moving, (I have some more photos of these advances ...)! But I definitely will not ruin it with any distraction, mistake or hurry to finish it ...
All the words of praise, support and camaraderie from you, are always welcome and I sincerely thank.
Muchas gracias Wojtek, Robert, Andy, Kirby, Terry, Huge, Brian, John y Wayne, ... se los agradezco mucho.
Saludos
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T Bolt
Colonel
wonderful work Luis
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
Eres muy amable mi estimado Glenn
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Saludos amigo
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Saludos amigo
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
Hello there my fellow visitors and friends.
Progress continues slow, but here are some details I want to share.
Based on actual photos and the B-24D's external lights Official list (post #373), there is a red light at the end of the left wing.
First with a small drop of cyano as a base on the surface, and with Micro Kristal Klear and a toothpick, I made the light with two passes, allowing the first to dry and give greater volume.
Once dry, I gave one more pass with cyano to fix the light and a little of its surroundings to the wing.
It was then when dry once, and apply with a thin brush Clear Red X-27 from Tamiya ...
I previously commented about the case of the left vertical rear stabilizer antenna cable support, let the photos tell you how I did it ...
At another time I share other small final details in the process.
Saludos
Luis Carlos
Progress continues slow, but here are some details I want to share.
Based on actual photos and the B-24D's external lights Official list (post #373), there is a red light at the end of the left wing.
First with a small drop of cyano as a base on the surface, and with Micro Kristal Klear and a toothpick, I made the light with two passes, allowing the first to dry and give greater volume.
Once dry, I gave one more pass with cyano to fix the light and a little of its surroundings to the wing.
It was then when dry once, and apply with a thin brush Clear Red X-27 from Tamiya ...
I previously commented about the case of the left vertical rear stabilizer antenna cable support, let the photos tell you how I did it ...
At another time I share other small final details in the process.
Saludos
Luis Carlos
