**** DONE: 1/72 BV 138 C-1 - Seaplanes / Floatplanes of WWII

• May 22, 2014

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destrozas

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thanks fellas

 

• May 22, 2014

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Love the scratch building very nice

 

• May 22, 2014

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destrozas

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thanks igor my friend.

Now I leave you as I go with the device, I have taken out one of the sides to the shelves of gunners to so you can replace them after the various jobs that I have to do the whole plane, since joints are the worst I've seen long, which makes me think I have to re-paneling paneling poruqe positive in much of the plane has disappeared over looking at blueprints and pictures of the plane spaneles are unfairly distributed.

 

• May 22, 2014

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Some of work ahead of you but looking good though.

 

• May 22, 2014

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Sergio! Looking good brother!

 

• May 26, 2014

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thanks,

I started with the topic of sanding and putty paneling, I put photos











will continue with the work I have for a while

 

• May 26, 2014

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searching and get some more information on Spain boarding planes found these three photos of the plane in Portu (portuguese), with blast furnaces barakaldo



and

 

• May 26, 2014

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• May 26, 2014

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• May 26, 2014

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Great work so far Sergio!

 

• May 28, 2014

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Great work Sergio. Looks like a lot of sanding ahead for you.

 

• May 28, 2014

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Yep, sanding and patience. Coming along Sergio.

Geo

 

• May 28, 2014

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With the guys.

 

• May 30, 2014

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yes,

that is a lot of patience and a lot of sandpaper've already stuck on the plane but of course this I still have even more,

hopefully in 2 or 3 weeks and I have almost sanding and re-paneling the plane ready to start painting phase while little progress you can be putting

 

• Jun 1, 2014

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Are we sure them panels aren't welded together????
Keep on keepin, this one looks like a chore as well.

 

• Jun 8, 2014

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Another very interesting subject Sergio, and good progress.

 

• Jun 10, 2014

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Coming along excellently

 

• Jun 11, 2014

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With Bill on this one!

 

• Jun 11, 2014

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Nice work so far!

 

• Jun 13, 2014

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N4521U said:

Are we sure them panels aren't welded together????
Keep on keepin, this one looks like a chore as well.

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man all the models I've seen that have mounted this plane if they have not voted that the paneling was positive rather than negative they have re-paneling, the few photos there the plane is that the panels are not soldiers