Crimea_River
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Good to hear Wayne.
**** DONE: 1/32 Bf109G-2 - Aircraft in Foreign Service WWII
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T Bolt
Colonel
Very nice Wayne
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Cheers fellas, couple of hectic days to deal with at work but I got where i wanted to be, so now I can get some time in on this build....
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Are you all finished work for Christmas then!
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Yep, 2 weeks off!
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ccheese
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Day 1 of 15. Nice!
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Bit more today...
wings before the mod to square off the openings, then the addition of the radiator sections, some painting and drybrushing, will finish with a bit of black wash tomorrow so the wings can go together. meanwhile sanded one of the upper wings to remove the sink mark that runs down the middle....
wings before the mod to square off the openings, then the addition of the radiator sections, some painting and drybrushing, will finish with a bit of black wash tomorrow so the wings can go together. meanwhile sanded one of the upper wings to remove the sink mark that runs down the middle....
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ccheese
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Way cool !!
Charles
Charles
Great work so far Wayne!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Boy, that sink mark is quite something but looks like you dealt with it nicely. Surprised that Hasegawa would have let that go.
N4521U
Colonel
Nice Wayne.
dneid
Staff Sergeant
Very nice, Wayne. I echo what Andy said about Hasegawa missing that one.
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Well, they didn't really miss the sink mark, it was going to happen anyway, there is a long reinforcing rib that runs the length of the wing on the underside, any point that has this type of feature will almost always result in a slight sink mark, as the plastic cools and shrinks it pulls in more at the slightly thicker intersections of plastic. You can pack in more material or run the tool slightly slower or longer before ejecting to reduce the possibility of the sink, but sometimes these things can create other issues...
Anyway back to modelling...chipping away and got the lower fuselage wing support section done, prepped the earlier smaller wheel used on G-2's from an 'F' kit and started on the Instrument panel, painted this one up rather than cut out each individual dial as I usually do. Also parts in place on cockpit fuselage sides and painting process on the go....
Anyway back to modelling...chipping away and got the lower fuselage wing support section done, prepped the earlier smaller wheel used on G-2's from an 'F' kit and started on the Instrument panel, painted this one up rather than cut out each individual dial as I usually do. Also parts in place on cockpit fuselage sides and painting process on the go....
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Thankyou kind Sir!
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