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T Bolt
Colonel
I've done it in 1/48th before but this is the first time I've done it in 1/72nd.
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T Bolt
Colonel
A whole lotta masking going onDo 217K-1
Do 17Z
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Built these back in dark ages....
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Ditto to Do 217 N-1. A lot of effort but a good result. 
Crimea_River
Marshal
Masking mayhem. Good to get it all done at once if you are able.
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T Bolt
Colonel
Yep, glad that's all done. I think that will end up being the hardest part of this build(s)
nice job Glenn, some of those windows must of been tiny !
fubar57
General
Very impressive Glenn
Nice work so far Glenn!
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T Bolt
Colonel
I've been doing quite a bit of work and am almost ready to start the paint on all three but unfortunately my card reader has stopped working so I can not get the pictures to the computer to post them. I ordered a new reader that should be here Thursday, so pictures then.
On a good note I made a list of all the paints will be needing and checked it against my stock of Model Master enamels and I have them all, and better yet, none of them have dried up
On a good note I made a list of all the paints will be needing and checked it against my stock of Model Master enamels and I have them all, and better yet, none of them have dried up
Crimea_River
Marshal
I transfer my pics from phone to laptop using bluetooth. Not sure if you have that feature but works great for me.I've been doing quite a bit of work and am almost ready to start the paint on all three but unfortunately my card reader has stopped working so I can not get the pictures to the computer to post them. I ordered a new reader that should be here Thursday, so pictures then.
On a good note I made a list of all the paints will be needing and checked it against my stock of Model Master enamels and I have them all, and better yet, none of them have dried up
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T Bolt
Colonel
The pictures are on a compact flash card from my Olympus DSLR. My old desktop had a port for it, but that computer died a couple of years ago. Now I have to use a card reader and it puked out on me last week. If I would have taken the pictures with my phone it would have been no problem.
Airframes
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No USB port on the PC ?
There should be at least one port, so you can download direct from your camera, using the relevant USB cable, as I do. Quick and easy too.
There should be at least one port, so you can download direct from your camera, using the relevant USB cable, as I do. Quick and easy too.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
I do the same camera or phone but have a multi head extension USB with all the various leads hanging off.
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T Bolt
Colonel
Never downloaded directly from the camera. When I had a CF port on my old computer it was easier to just take the card from the camera and plug it into the computer as the camera was usually attached to a tripod, so I just got into the habit of doing it that way. Not sure what kind of plug I need for the camera, or if I have one. Will have to look into it tonight.
Airframes
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It'll be a standard usb cable with a "bus" to protect data transfer, Most camera brands use the same cable for each model, although there can be a few exceptions.
Just check-out "usb cable for XXXXXX camera", and you should find one easily, and they're only a few $$. My cables were around £4 each here in the UK, and one of them fits both my (different model) Nikon DSLR's, and my Fuji bridge camera and Fuji compact camera.
I download direct to the PC into files in Irfanview, and it's much quicker than when I used a card reader, and, of course, you don't need to mess about removing and replacing the card etc.
Just check-out "usb cable for XXXXXX camera", and you should find one easily, and they're only a few $$. My cables were around £4 each here in the UK, and one of them fits both my (different model) Nikon DSLR's, and my Fuji bridge camera and Fuji compact camera.
I download direct to the PC into files in Irfanview, and it's much quicker than when I used a card reader, and, of course, you don't need to mess about removing and replacing the card etc.
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T Bolt
Colonel
Thanks Terry. I looked it up and recognized it as a cable that I know is in my miscellaneous cable box. Must have came with the camera years ago.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
You're welcome, Glenn.
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T Bolt
Colonel
Do 217 K1
A lot done on this one over the last week.
The canopy clued on, the wings glued together, the engines and cowlings assembled, the wings glued to the fuselage and the tail glued on. And in and amongst all this assembly, a whole lot of filling, filing and sanding like is SOP with older kits like these.
A lot done on this one over the last week.
The canopy clued on, the wings glued together, the engines and cowlings assembled, the wings glued to the fuselage and the tail glued on. And in and amongst all this assembly, a whole lot of filling, filing and sanding like is SOP with older kits like these.
