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Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Close-ups after everything is glued. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Slowly. There are pieces included in the Eduard set that won't be seen or hardly seen only because I know they're there and look for them. -
1/32 Westland Whirlwind
denders replied to JeroenPeters's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Cool!!! -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Just about ready to close this up, just needs a bit of dirt yet. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Seat belts are done. Now to start putting some of these things together. See whether both of the shoulder belts will go through the hole in the seat, or I'll have to enlarge it a bit. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Stillllllll grinding away on the PE. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Continuing on with more PE parts. -
1/32 Westland Whirlwind
denders replied to JeroenPeters's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Jeroen, I don't remember if I've asked, what resin are you using? Basic Anycubic resin or something else? Thanks -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
All the PE bits are on the IP and radio rack. Now to look through photos and add some tiny bits of paint. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Thanks, I have Jerry Crandell’s book. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Started, some paint and PE underway. The Eduard cockpit set includes separate instrument pieces. In most cases the PE is attached on top of the molded in instruments which adds more depth. There are some locations which require some of the detail work to be removed. PE work is reserved for the evenings when the caffeine from the morning coffee has worn off. -
Dragon Bf110E - Wolfgang Falck
denders replied to denders's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Well, this one fell by the wayside while I was working on other models. It's time to get back to it. The first thing to do is decide on some of the AM. I have some AM which is a duplicate function. The next will be what "black" to use that isn't really black. -
I'm going to call this one done. You'll note that the aircrew is not installed. I can't get them without risking something inside the cockpit. There are hands that I can't get inside the cockpit sills and I'm not sure exactly where the feet are going. The overhead ejection handles are a risk too. The kit assembly instructions have you install the seats after quite a bit is closed up. Next one I'll put the seats in and the aircrew in place before closing up the fuselage.
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Planet Models Resin XF5U-1 1/48 up next
denders replied to JohnB's topic in LSM 1/48 Work in Progress
Cool, John! I built the Kitty Hawk kit (I think it was the Kitty Hawk kit) right after we moved in 2019. It definitely looks different. -
OKay, this part of the project is finally done. I finally got the flag rigged. And all of the aircraft for Nimitz are built. One of the 'fun' things is that the aircraft all have their wings extended, except for the F-14s, so, I had to cut off wing sections to make them folded. The next step for them is to paint them. The F-14s are half are extended, and half are swept which means that I won't use all of them in the final version. Another fun thing will be that not all aircraft in the photos in the cruise book are gray. Some are still in the light gull gray over white. Onward!