dirkpitt289
Master Sergeant
This was my selection for the Commonwealth build but since I'm getting a real late start I figured I'll just post it over here.
Well here is the kit and I've already got an issue. I've never had problems so soon after opening the box
Can you guess what my problem is already? Hint, its not in the photos...
I've been researching this aircraft on and off since the decision was made that this was going to be the subject of the GB. I've had the kit for a several weeks now and I still have no clue where I plan on going with this one. My guess is it will be pretty much an oob build with some slight modifications. I'm driving blind on this one fellas
If you were to say no instructions you would be correct.
Some extra bits for the interior that won't ever be seen again. I have no clue how much of this will actually be used. As usual I'll see what happens as I move forward.
Some Evergreen bits will also help bring the interior together.
Just a little something to help get the creative juices flowing.
I started by building the pilots bulkhead
Time to take a break to put the little ones to bed
Back to business. I need some more creative influence. Especially since its time to work with some PE.
This is going to be the pilots floor
Revells seat
Added a pad to the back of the seat. drilled a hole for the seat belts (to be added later) along with braces and arm rest
Floor attached to the bulkhead and a new base built for the seat
Time for a little surgery. Nothing major but the place where the kits pilot seats are to mount have to go. Its drummel time
That wasn't so bad
Adding some PE
Revell didn't see fit to include an instrument panel so I had to make one from some trusty Evergreen
Installed the interior bracing for the nose section
Why didn't Edward include PE for the left side of the Fuselage nose section? Oh well its not like it will ever be seen anyway so pressing on with pride.
Adding some interior paint. The nose and tail sections are going to be black and the center section was painted a red (ish) color to mimic the material used to seal the fabric .
Not bad for two nights work
Till next time, thanks for looking.
Well here is the kit and I've already got an issue. I've never had problems so soon after opening the box
Can you guess what my problem is already? Hint, its not in the photos...
I've been researching this aircraft on and off since the decision was made that this was going to be the subject of the GB. I've had the kit for a several weeks now and I still have no clue where I plan on going with this one. My guess is it will be pretty much an oob build with some slight modifications. I'm driving blind on this one fellas
If you were to say no instructions you would be correct.
Some extra bits for the interior that won't ever be seen again. I have no clue how much of this will actually be used. As usual I'll see what happens as I move forward.
Some Evergreen bits will also help bring the interior together.
Just a little something to help get the creative juices flowing.
I started by building the pilots bulkhead
Time to take a break to put the little ones to bed
Back to business. I need some more creative influence. Especially since its time to work with some PE.
This is going to be the pilots floor
Revells seat
Added a pad to the back of the seat. drilled a hole for the seat belts (to be added later) along with braces and arm rest
Floor attached to the bulkhead and a new base built for the seat
Time for a little surgery. Nothing major but the place where the kits pilot seats are to mount have to go. Its drummel time
That wasn't so bad
Adding some PE
Revell didn't see fit to include an instrument panel so I had to make one from some trusty Evergreen
Installed the interior bracing for the nose section
Why didn't Edward include PE for the left side of the Fuselage nose section? Oh well its not like it will ever be seen anyway so pressing on with pride.
Adding some interior paint. The nose and tail sections are going to be black and the center section was painted a red (ish) color to mimic the material used to seal the fabric .
Not bad for two nights work
Till next time, thanks for looking.