Good stuff Andy, good old stretched sprue...a million uses...
**** DONE: 1/48 Arado Ar234B-2 - Jet/Recon/Transport GB
- Thread starter Crimea_River
- Start date
Ad: This forum contains affiliate links to products on Amazon and eBay. More information in Terms and rules
tigerdriver
Staff Sergeant
looking really good
Looks good so far Andy!
Know the feeling after skiing. Still enjoy it despite the pain...
Know the feeling after skiing. Still enjoy it despite the pain...
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
I'm impressed !!
Charles
Charles
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Nicely done Andy.
T Bolt
Colonel
Looking good Andy
- Thread starter
- #288
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks everyone. Should have an update later tonight.
- Thread starter
- #289
Crimea_River
Marshal
It's now later tonight and work around the cockpit continues with wire bundles added as well as cables attached to the battery. The wire bundles are speaker wire and the straps are aluminum foil tape. The fuselage side is temporarily taped on for this photo and for measuring out another bundle that needs to go from the boxes to the right of the pilot to those behind the seat. The white shading near the frames is some wet sanding residue that I failed to clean off for this pic.
Here's a pic of the battery harnesses. These were made of solder which I was able to flatten on the ends and poke holes in with a needle to resemble the post clamps. I was pleasantly surprised how well this turned out and at how easy it was.
The plain wall to the left of the pilot had to be dressed up with a scratch built map case made of plain paper (the strap is a left over PE piece from my Eduard Dora) and with a simple cabin light and wire leads. This area received a dark wash (still drying when this pic was taken) and the framing was highlighted with a lighter shade of gray.
And now the left canopy half is temporarily taped to the fuselage showing how everything fits at this stage.
Thanks for your continued interest chaps.
Here's a pic of the battery harnesses. These were made of solder which I was able to flatten on the ends and poke holes in with a needle to resemble the post clamps. I was pleasantly surprised how well this turned out and at how easy it was.
The plain wall to the left of the pilot had to be dressed up with a scratch built map case made of plain paper (the strap is a left over PE piece from my Eduard Dora) and with a simple cabin light and wire leads. This area received a dark wash (still drying when this pic was taken) and the framing was highlighted with a lighter shade of gray.
And now the left canopy half is temporarily taped to the fuselage showing how everything fits at this stage.
Thanks for your continued interest chaps.
Real nice Andy...
- Thread starter
- #291
Crimea_River
Marshal
Cheers Wayne.
tigerdriver
Staff Sergeant
lovely detail work
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Beaut work there Andy, looks very convincing. Would there be some sort of clamp to hold the battery in place, either over the battery, or a grip around the lower ridge of the battery case? Just a thought - got a thing about batteries being secure, due to ending up upside down when off-roading!
- Thread starter
- #294
Crimea_River
Marshal
Good point Terry but I have no photo references. I'll need to improvise something.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Great detail Andy!
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Beautiful!
- Thread starter
- #297
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thank-you gents.
N4521U
Colonel
That wiring is Out Standing.
Duly noted under Tips and Tricks!
Duly noted under Tips and Tricks!
meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
Sweet!
- Thread starter
- #300
Crimea_River
Marshal
Many thanks, friends.
