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- #41
Thanks, it's going together pretty easy, bit of work here and there but not bad....
**** DONE: GB-51 1/48 IAI Nesher - No Propellers
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fubar57
General
Cool. Has to be one of your quickest
Donivanp
Major
Nice. Love those lines
Crimea_River
Marshal
Looking good Wayne.
Great work so far Wayne!
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- #47
Thanks Gents.
Prepped the Flaps and underwing supports and rails and fitted them in place....
Prepped the Flaps and underwing supports and rails and fitted them in place....
nice, got me looking at my Mirage III now !
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- #49
I am thinking I want to try and do a 2 seater Mirage also flown by the same pilot so I've got to get a move on....parts are identical to this kit except for the 2 seat fuselage so I already know what to deal with...
T Bolt
Colonel
Moving right along on this one Wayne. Looking really nice.
fubar57
General
Nice and tidy
Crimea_River
Marshal
..as always.
Looks great so far Wayne!
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- #55
Thanks for looking in Guys, been chipping away doing bits'n'pieces...
have added the rocket rails to the outer pylons, added the small Antennas to the upper fuselage and lower fuselage points.
Added the Front section of the undercarriage bay cover and fitted some plastic card to the rear of the front bay as the bay itself did not line up fully and was slightly recessed toward the back and needed to be flush.....
Also did the wheel prep but as you can see each half of the wheel did not fit the hub too well so one wheel side had to have half a mill scraped out on the inside
so the halves would come together.....
have added the rocket rails to the outer pylons, added the small Antennas to the upper fuselage and lower fuselage points.
Added the Front section of the undercarriage bay cover and fitted some plastic card to the rear of the front bay as the bay itself did not line up fully and was slightly recessed toward the back and needed to be flush.....
Also did the wheel prep but as you can see each half of the wheel did not fit the hub too well so one wheel side had to have half a mill scraped out on the inside
so the halves would come together.....
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Good stuff master Wayne. Odd that manufacturers don't pick up simple fit issues like those wheels. Either they don't check or don't care.
Great work so far Wayne!
fubar57
General
Nice 
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- #60
I have to say I was rather surprised at this, while it shouldn't actually happen in this day and age, it was a relatively simple fix.
While I have not been on the PC much the past few days i have been chipping away....wheels done, front undercarriage assembled and main undercarriage legs fitted.....
Thanks for looking in guys.
