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[Wurger]

I will give it a go wurger, i might be able to make a spinner out of the drop tanks I have spare

Hallo,
It is a good idea SE, but I would use rather the wooden pattern which can be made of medium hard balsa, for instance.A balsa strip circular in cross-section is a good thing for this.The dimensions of the con you can take from the P-51 drawings.You must remember you should minus the thickness of the plastic sheet from total dimensions of the con. When the strip is "sharpened" at the top, you can warm up a small sheet (plate) of plastic and stretch on this pattern.Cut off the part you need and you have.
But it's up to you only which of these ways you will choose.
regards,

 

[Screaming Eagle]

I will try and work something out as I had never tried scratchbuilding but thanks for the advice wurger

 

[Heinz]

wow charles shes beautiful.

 

[Negative Creep]

Great work!

 

[Wurger]

I will try and work something out as I had never tried scratchbuilding but thanks for the advice wurger

You are welcome SE.

 

[otftch]

Here are a couple of new additions to my collection.I can't seem to get the resize thing,sorry.
Ed

 

[YakFlyer]

Nice work folks.

 

[Pisis]

Hey! Hope you won't stone me for posting non-flying rigs...

Here we go with DeAgostini Kübelwagen Typ 82 in 1/43th Scale. 8)

 

[Pisis]

Solido Seat 600 D (1968) in 1/18

 

[Pisis]

Solido Peugeot 203 Berlina (1954)

 

[Pisis]

Solido Renault 4L (1964)

 

[Wurger]

Ahoj,
Nice shots Pisis.
Did you restore them or it is a part of your collection?

 

[Pisis]

No, I bought them and sold with 150% profit... All are sold out now... eBay does miracles! 8)

 

[Wurger]

Congrats.

 

[Catch22]

Nice cars man. That top one is hilarious! No offence meant of course.

 

[Wayne Little]

Nice Cars....

Did some painting on the weekend, Revell 1/72 Me262.here are some progress shots, Saturdays painting...RLM76 Lt. Blue/Grey overall to start in the morning about 10-15 minutes spray time, followed by RLM 82 Light Green in the afternoon, took a little over an hour of careful freehand airbrushing.

 

[Wurger]

Looking nice.Waiting for next pics.

 

[Pisis]

DeAgostini 1/72nd Scale M48 A3 Patton 2, 1st Tank Battalion (USMC), Danang (Vietnam), 1968

Guess why it is still in the blister.

 

[Pisis]

BTW, that Schwalbe looks terrific!!!

 

[Pisis]

and an intact 1/72 model of T-34/76, 2mm, yr '43 and probably a Crusader (I'm discussing this on www.valka.cz now) - but I'm keeping "him"