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BertUS
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You're sure, Andy?
When I look at this pic, it's just behind the canopy, halfway the wing.
When I look at this pic, it's just behind the canopy, halfway the wing.
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Stripped down Mosquito MK IV 1/32
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Ok, the rendering confused as I thought your canopy was going further back. Carry on!
Nice work so far!
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BertUS
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Just a little note that this one is still alive, next to the tank I'm still drawing, although I'm more than drawing, but that's the fun behind it
So I'm working on getting the space behind the cockpit right, so that's not easy
So I'm working on getting the space behind the cockpit right, so that's not easy
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Looks good and thanks for the update, nice to see your still kicking. 
N4521U
Colonel
I love solids................. and to print 3D would be fan-tas-tic!
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BertUS
Senior Airman
Thanks
Looks good so far!
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BertUS
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Put some parts together, had to rescale a lot, measuring work was apparently not correct in the base, but this picture gives me a bit of an impression of how it should be
As you can see, I still redraw things into the backside of the dinghy compartiment and winglocation
As you can see, I still redraw things into the backside of the dinghy compartiment and winglocation
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BertUS
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Just question for the Mossie specialist. Is the radio placed on the wing upperdeck or is this a built on deck?
Nice work so far!
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BertUS
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Now that the monsoon is moving away in the Netherlands, it is time for outdoor activities, but during the rain.......
After a lot of redrawing because things are not correct, (gosh, hadn't I already written that a few times?) now finally reasonably correct, only the many details still do. Anyway, I now have the tanks, bomb rack and a bomb bracket (fuel tanks and bomb carrier) pretty good. The tanks are finally mounted slightly tilted
The bombcarrier, is a somewhat personal impression of what I saw in photos and on Brittmodeller.com in a topic by Andy, a Canadian who also helps with the restoration of a real Mossie and whose photos are a source of reference
Okay, first the pictures again
Things will change again because I find new information, but so far, it's going well
After a lot of redrawing because things are not correct, (gosh, hadn't I already written that a few times?) now finally reasonably correct, only the many details still do. Anyway, I now have the tanks, bomb rack and a bomb bracket (fuel tanks and bomb carrier) pretty good. The tanks are finally mounted slightly tilted
The bombcarrier, is a somewhat personal impression of what I saw in photos and on Brittmodeller.com in a topic by Andy, a Canadian who also helps with the restoration of a real Mossie and whose photos are a source of reference
Okay, first the pictures again
Things will change again because I find new information, but so far, it's going well
Crimea_River
Marshal
Yes the deck behind the pilot's seat is actually the curved top surface of the wing and the radio mounts directly on top of it.
Nice drawings by the way.
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BertUS
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Thanks, so my drawing will be step by step accurater, nice, love it
Good work so far!
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BertUS
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A bit further now. Now have the bomb bay almost ready and have provided some rafters with some details. I'm just unsure about the bomb brackets
I've drawn 2 now
But not sure which one to use now with maybe a few minor tweaks
With some bombs underneath it shows a bit better
And a few pictures of the bulkheads details
For those who want to know how big it will be in real life
Then measure the entry hatch on the bottom drawing and measure it on the screen to a width of 2 cm, then approximately 1/1 as it should be
I've drawn 2 now
But not sure which one to use now with maybe a few minor tweaks
With some bombs underneath it shows a bit better
And a few pictures of the bulkheads details
For those who want to know how big it will be in real life
Then measure the entry hatch on the bottom drawing and measure it on the screen to a width of 2 cm, then approximately 1/1 as it should be
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BertUS
Senior Airman
After a long time overthinging pro and contra, I decided not making this model moveable, when I try to make even the smallest details visible, I can't stand the poor details voor de moveable parts
