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GB-65 1/32 Me262 - No Propellers
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Looks good so far!
Holy crap, looks like I put that together!
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- #104
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
Thanks Karl, Now I know I'm ok.....
Good stuff Don, I'm actually leaving most of the engine stuff off to save some time....
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- #106
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
Ok so here's and update.....
Gun cover seems to be cocked off to the left side.
A bit of force
and a lot of sanding
and some thin stips of plastic to as as a stepping stone!
and it comes under control.
Wings
Top and bottom miner issues.
Putty work...... ANYBODY HAS FIVE GALLONS OF BONDO??????
Used a thin strip of plastic rod for this but not shown yet.....
Same here, seems the engine did not set down in bouth troughs.
outside not bad.
The engine pods fit together like s.....
So all in all I love modeling......... (Er sanding and conforming it to my will.
Gun cover seems to be cocked off to the left side.
A bit of force
and a lot of sanding
and some thin stips of plastic to as as a stepping stone!
and it comes under control.
Wings
Top and bottom miner issues.
Putty work...... ANYBODY HAS FIVE GALLONS OF BONDO??????
Used a thin strip of plastic rod for this but not shown yet.....
Same here, seems the engine did not set down in bouth troughs.
outside not bad.
The engine pods fit together like s.....
So all in all I love modeling......... (Er sanding and conforming it to my will.
A4K
Brigadier General
Looks a beast to tame Don, but I'm sure you'll nail it.
Lovely work so far!
T Bolt
Colonel
Wow! This are some really bad fitting parts, but it looks like you're dealing with it
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- #110
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
Here are some fixes I've done.
Left wing root
Et wing root
Bottom fwd wing fuselage mate
After wing fuselage mate took a lot of work but was good.
Inboard engine mate
My heroes
Left wing root
Et wing root
Bottom fwd wing fuselage mate
After wing fuselage mate took a lot of work but was good.
Inboard engine mate
My heroes
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Lots of filling, filing and fiddling Don, but your getting there. 
Seem to be winning Don
definitely winning....don't recall mine having the alignment issues....maybe something slightly out of Whack...
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- #114
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
Yes but you CAN model, I'm a plastic whittler, give me a kit and I'll screw it up and sand a whittle it back to something, we'll never know what, but….
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- #115
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
I guess I should do and update.
When I installed the engines there was a very large step from the wing to the droop down at the upper aft of the engine. In trying to take it down and have it do the curved droop, I ended up removing all the plastic from the wing side and was left with a hole. I had to use stock plastic to fill it in and then a gallon of Tamiya white putty to fill that in and then super gle after.
After all the hacking and slashing and gnawing of teeth was done I went to prescribing panel lines. Using these "Mad" PE saws it was not bad.
Useing some panel liner I rand the panels confirming I got them cut......
When I installed the engines there was a very large step from the wing to the droop down at the upper aft of the engine. In trying to take it down and have it do the curved droop, I ended up removing all the plastic from the wing side and was left with a hole. I had to use stock plastic to fill it in and then a gallon of Tamiya white putty to fill that in and then super gle after.
After all the hacking and slashing and gnawing of teeth was done I went to prescribing panel lines. Using these "Mad" PE saws it was not bad.
Useing some panel liner I rand the panels confirming I got them cut......
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A4K
Brigadier General
Looks like alot of work, but you're getting there Don.
What brand are those saw blades? Are they good?
What brand are those saw blades? Are they good?
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- #117
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
Nicely done so far!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Some hard work there Don.
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- #120
Donivanp
Lieutenant Colonel
It's getting there. I haven't flown it to the trash heap yet.
