**** DONE: 1/72 Blenheim Mk.IV - Heavy Hitters II GB
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Good work so far Bill!
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N4521U
Colonel
Thanks guys.
Now if you have Not been following the dialog between Wurger and myself in the "help needed" thread I suggest looking at this page, http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/18...tle-help-needed-heavy-hitters-ii-36972-3.html so that you understand why the Code and Serial have changed from my original post to the finished product. Interesting what we can come up with as a group. I owe the accuracy to Wurger, and others. Cheers fellas.
Now if you have Not been following the dialog between Wurger and myself in the "help needed" thread I suggest looking at this page, http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/18...tle-help-needed-heavy-hitters-ii-36972-3.html so that you understand why the Code and Serial have changed from my original post to the finished product. Interesting what we can come up with as a group. I owe the accuracy to Wurger, and others. Cheers fellas.
T Bolt
Colonel
It the gear required installation before the wing assembly Bill, you're better off the way you did it. When I have to put gear legs on early in a build it's a miracle they make it to the end.
Crimea_River
Marshal
So looks like the Nanton museum had the serial correct at R3662.
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N4521U
Colonel
Yes they do, hadn't realized that. I'm not sure where I got the R8662.......
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Your becoming the master of ingenuity me OLD mate.
any help ?
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Nice!
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N4521U
Colonel
I can't find anything to make a clear blister with in time for the end of the build, so may have to put that off. I don't know of any blister that could be used from another kit.
I did get the gear in place, although it's very flimsy. Bay center doors are set together, outer doors trimmed and ready. I found another instrument to put in the nose, on the starboard wall at the sill of the glass.
Bout ready to put the fusey together.
I did get the gear in place, although it's very flimsy. Bay center doors are set together, outer doors trimmed and ready. I found another instrument to put in the nose, on the starboard wall at the sill of the glass.
Bout ready to put the fusey together.
fubar57
General
Got any clear pop/soda bottles Bill?
Geo
Geo
Crimea_River
Marshal
You can also make a wooden mold and melt some clear plastic around it with a hair dryer. Terry's explained this somewhere and I did this to replace a busted Spitfire canopy.
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N4521U
Colonel
fubar57
General
Looks pretty empty behind the pilots seat. 
Geo
Geo
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N4521U
Colonel
Troublemaker!
Crimea_River
Marshal
But he's right. There's a pile of crap back there that you can see in my pics. Fantastic looking put though Bill and the navigator station looks superb.
T Bolt
Colonel
They're just torturing you Bill 
