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ellis995
Staff Sergeant
i agree
nice hauls guys
nice hauls guys
T Bolt
Colonel
You'll love that Spit Chris. I've already made two of them. They almost fall together the fit is do good.
al49
Tech Sergeant
Just arrived this one:
After some search, e-bay included, I found the best price by this shop that could be of some interest for European fellows:
- Airbrush and Compressors Iwata, Harder Steenbeck, Airbrush Colors, Airbrush Stencils
Alberto
After some search, e-bay included, I found the best price by this shop that could be of some interest for European fellows:
- Airbrush and Compressors Iwata, Harder Steenbeck, Airbrush Colors, Airbrush Stencils
Alberto
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Nice !
B-17engineer
Colonel
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Excellent airbrush Alberto! I have the same one and love it.!
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Nice haul gents!
T Bolt
Colonel
a steal for 20 bucks Harrison.
Nice ones. I was just looking into the box of the Stirling I have in my stash yesterday, trying to work up the courage to make a start of it. It looks like it could be made into a nice one, but it would be a lot of work to do it up right.
Excellent stuff guys!
Crimea_River
Marshal
A4K
Brigadier General
Great scores guys!
Glenn - ditto! Was looking at my own Stirling the other day... Falcon do a nice canopy and turret set for her, also available under the Squadron name.
Glenn - ditto! Was looking at my own Stirling the other day... Falcon do a nice canopy and turret set for her, also available under the Squadron name.
T Bolt
Colonel
I know a lot of people don't like the look of the rivets, but I don't think they look bad. What scars me is making the fuselage joint disappear without loosing all the rivets on the top and bottom. I've seen finished pictures of models where all the rivets were sanded off and panel lines scribed, but it looks somehow too plane. I wish there was a way to restore raised rivets that small.
A4K
Brigadier General
I know what you mean Glenn. Although the current trend is engraved panel lines and holes to represent rivets, any engraved line on a 1:72 model would be a huge gap on the real thing, and many aircraft DID infact have solid (ie not flush) riveting. These are noticably absent on DC-3/ C-47 models for example - the rivets stick out like dog's b@lls on the real thing!
My only idea on restoring lost (or making new) rivets is to mark out their positions on the kit, maybe drill very small holes with a pin-vice, then superglue lengths of stretched sprue in the holes. When dry, they can be cut and sanded down to desired length. (-Haven't tried this myself yet, just something I thought up for my C-47 and Li-2 projects... bloody tedious work no doubt...)
My only idea on restoring lost (or making new) rivets is to mark out their positions on the kit, maybe drill very small holes with a pin-vice, then superglue lengths of stretched sprue in the holes. When dry, they can be cut and sanded down to desired length. (-Haven't tried this myself yet, just something I thought up for my C-47 and Li-2 projects... bloody tedious work no doubt...)
T Bolt
Colonel
That might just work, but with the amount of rivets on the Stirling it would talk a year to do it 
. I'm going to keep that in mind for smaller areas.
. I'm going to keep that in mind for smaller areas.
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