Trump Prinz Eugen 1/350
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
I like the effect achieved Kevin, we will have to see how it looks throughout the structure of the ship.
It is a good achievement and progress so far.
Excellent week compadre.
It is a good achievement and progress so far.
Excellent week compadre.
Crimea_River
Marshal
I think if you research on the net you might find lots of pics of this ship post capture that would indicate the extend of rust..
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
That's looking sharp there Kevin.
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Or not ?
Yeah Andy late war and all she was pretty clean.Now in the USN she looks almost white I wonder if for surrender?on her way to the Pacific
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Night Fighter Nut
Master Sergeant
Very nice... would loveto see you finish this.
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What about/going on with the Pup?Very nice... would loveto see you finish this.
Night Fighter Nut
Master Sergeant
I graduated the school and they shipped what was done to the amt school in Virginia. I had contracted the making of tools to make some of the hardware for the wings and fuselage. Then they, the school, ran out of volunteers. After I was moved to nights, someone messed up some of the formers. The plane is being completed in Virginia.
Lovely work so far Kevin!
fubar57
General
Very sharp
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I knew it! I just knew it was going to happen! So dropped a piece 3/8"X1" on the floor a hardwood floor and it got lost really so I left it for a few days and built this...
Then you see of course after I built it I found the orginal looking for one of ladders I had dropped
Andy asked what I am using for my PE I found this stuff works just as good as gator maybe better because it levels out better.I just rubbed the legs of the ladders in the glue stuck them on and in like 10mins they started felling firm.The nice thing about the glue is that it has some elasticity to it for handing.I p/u at Home Depot on the last flooring project I had to do.
So dropped a piece 3/8"X1" on the floor a hardwood floor and it got lost really so I left it for a few days and built this...Then you see of course after I built it I found the orginal looking for one of ladders I had dropped
Andy asked what I am using for my PE I found this stuff works just as good as gator maybe better because it levels out better.I just rubbed the legs of the ladders in the glue stuck them on and in like 10mins they started felling firm.The nice thing about the glue is that it has some elasticity to it for handing.I p/u at Home Depot on the last flooring project I had to do.
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SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
Normally this is what happens to us when we lose a tiny piece on the infinite floor! ... once I reconstructed it and finished the plane, I had to find them when I am looking for a piece of my next project.
I am waiting for the advance with this formidable ship.
Saludos Kevin
Luis Carlos
I had to find them when I am looking for a piece of my next project.I am waiting for the advance with this formidable ship.
Saludos Kevin
Luis Carlos
Crimea_River
Marshal
I work on a concrete floor. When I drop stuff the funny thing to watch is how I get out of my rolling swivel chair to make sure I don't roll over the part I dropped.
What I've done now was attach an old bed sheet on the bottom back of my work bench. When working with small stuff, I pull the sheet over my lap to catch any stuff that might drop to the floor. Of course it doesn't always stop the projectiles but it reduces the percentage of lost stuff.
What I've done now was attach an old bed sheet on the bottom back of my work bench. When working with small stuff, I pull the sheet over my lap to catch any stuff that might drop to the floor. Of course it doesn't always stop the projectiles but it reduces the percentage of lost stuff.
