Saunders Roe A.29 Cloud. 1/72 by Valom

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Got the windows done with a considerable amount of swearing. Particularly when I forgetfully picked up the model and a finger strayed onto a window and I pulled the not yet dry glaze off.
 
Crimea_River said:
Glad the windows worked out. The openings must be pretty close to the limits of that method,
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I reckon your right, most of the time I would get the bubble about 2/3rds of the way across and it would ping back. I also found if it didn't work in the first 3 attempts then I had to clean off the goop and reapply. It starts to dry very quickly and it needs to be wet and stretchy.
 
I have decided that the Cloud was used as an ASV radar experimental aircraft. Flying with various antenna and boxes of electronics. In real life this donkey work was done by a pair of Avro Anson's. The first ASV antenna was on a wooden pole they opened a window and two men poked the pole out and moved it about to get the best signal. I have fitted a primitive Yagi antenna above the cockpit, plus receiver aerials on the wings and the side of the engine nacelles.
 
I have made up the aerials with a bit of license, partly because very few photos were taken and partly because things changed by the day. What was known one week could be outdated a week later.
 
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