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Thanks all you fellas I am honored to have a host of good friends around the globe small world no error,, Ok here is the build report for today I joined the rear and forward fuselage units togethyer let dry then i done some burnishing to smooth out the seams as the fuselage structure dries to cure i went ahead and construct the two stabilizers to its assembly is nothing more then a frame with two ribs.. With the framed spar assembly and the connector tabs in place makes a very strong structure. the stabilizer root fairing fillets wewre added to complete the stabilizer assembly.. tommorow i will give the ship a final burnishing do work in the seams and seal them for the finished coats of krylon clear.. Tomorrow i will have the intire fuselage assembly completed and make preperations for the massive wings. But before I turn too on the wings I will do some weathering on the fuselage to enhance the build one thing for certain i am no paper purist I build it the way I like it no complaints so far LOLlllllllllllllllllllll Terry your right these designers who design card kits are pretty well up to snuff with the knowledge of shapes, scale and a lot of research, Here in America there not very many card model designers only a frew , reason being is that the event of plastic and balswood cardmodeling has lost its popularity that once in America it too was popular.
That is amazing Boats.
You're a real A&P sheet metal man!
Just thinking...... really thin aluminum, from the paper patterns????? You know pure aluminum like is used in aircraft is a lot more malleable than the alloy stuff from the hardware. I'm thinking too much, my brain hurts like my ear right now.
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Just finished up on ther fuselage next is the wings I will start on them tomorrow, on the following build report update i have done a little weathering dont want to over do it just enought to show a little wear and tear.. On the following pictures shows the assembly of the tail wheel and the cargo doors they are opperable I placed thread inside the door hings so they can open and close swithout fuse the thought of useing soft wire will be to stro9ng for paper thread works better I went to a toy store toys R us boght a huge bag of solders they look like they might fit inside the plane never tried it yet but i will give it a go and see what happens. Here is the update build report for today.