ccheese
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Dan: Just spied this thread, and started at the beginning. Bravo Zulu, my
friend. Think I'll stick to balsa and tissue, thank you !
Charles
friend. Think I'll stick to balsa and tissue, thank you !
Charles
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OK, some progress pics.... All that detail in the wheelbay gets covered up in the end....
How freakin sad, just like the cockpit... Atleast I know the detailing is there hehe...
Thanks gents....
And for the record, filling in seams scares the sh!t outta me... I dont have the proper sandpaper tools to do a proper job of it...
OK, some progress pics.... All that detail in the wheelbay gets covered up in the end....
How freakin sad, just like the cockpit... Atleast I know the detailing is there hehe...
Its only natural that I am detail oriented in this hobby....
Ive tried different methods for sanding, and I have a couple of sanding sticks that do the job, but i dont have any fine grit sandpaper besides whats on my sticks..
The thing thats getting me is that theres some details on these seams that are gonna be lost forever with the putty, and I cant seem to get the sanding done right to match the existing plastic.... Take for example my Fw 190A-8 that I did... The seams looked horrible and would have probably looked better if I left them alone...
So.............
We'll see where I go with this.....
And Im doin the best I can for both of us Bill hehe...