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Wingco57

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  1. Nice one Barry, I really like the FAA Corsairs. Very nice that the Tamiya wingtips are solid so they can be clipped. Simple and easy. Cheers Cees
  2. Blooming PB. Just post your pics via LSM, so we can all enjoy the rest of this fantastic thread. Cheers Cees
  3. Saw it at Telford and it's even bigger than I had imagined. But it looks fantastic. Cees
  4. I had the same problem on my Tamiya Spit and had to use some aftermarket ones which worked well. Personally I think that Tamiya's decals are the weak part of a fantastic package. But could also be a matter of personal preference. Cheers Cees
  5. Hi Mike, that's quite some distance to move, I moved house on Monday and the distance was only about 4 miles and it seemed like an eternity these past weeks for it to finish. And we're still unpacking boxes. Good luck. Cheers Cees
  6. I like that very much, I am also interested in what you did to the outerwings. Very nice. Cheers Cees
  7. Hi Tom, Good to see you back on this one. That's a simple but very effective way of representing the rudders. That's what I like the most about scratchbuild projects such as these. How to solve problems and every modeller does it in a different way. Amazing how this Shack is shaping up. Props look very nice too. See you at Telford! Cheers Cees
  8. Definitely want one. Thanks Jimbo.
  9. Very unusual and nice. Will this be a build here on LSM? Cheers Cees
  10. After adding some plastic strip to give more glueing surface I temporarily attached the tailsection to the fuselage with some tape. The fit is very good. I am in the middle of a housemove so no more progress for a week or possibly before Telford. But I am very pleased how this has turned out so far. Cheers Cees
  11. It is Gus, The extreme tail is now finished and looks good. With the laminated plastic there is a chance for gaps so a bit of mr surfacer will be applied to check. But I am very pleased about it. Next is the nose piece which housed the nosegunner. Cheers Cees
  12. The Mk II is particularly nice. He doesn't seem to be suffering from Tempest burnout.
  13. Fantastic, what more can I say......... Cheers Cees
  14. Those RB radiator parts are fantastic, however check the fit of the rear part as on mine it didn't and had to leave it off. Better safe than sorry. Cheers Cees
  15. With some elbowgrease (and my trusty sawblade) the shape was roughly carved and then using (from very coarse to increasingly finer) abrasive pads the shape was nearly ready. After glueing to the tail final finishing and polishing is all that is needed to get the desired shape. You can faintly see the laminations. Cheers Cees
  16. That's my intention, it is very subtle though. Been working on the extreme end of the tail. First I will try laminated plastic that can be sanded while not fitted. I had to cut off the sideparts as they nearly broke off when I tried to fit a thick tubesection to form the extreme end, on the right in the photo. I fear Milliput will make a mess of the thin structure. But that is my plan B too. We are in the middle of a housemove so progress will be low but the plan is to take the model with me to Telford. Cheers Cees
  17. You seem to be on a roll. This is coming along nicely. Cheers Cees
  18. Any updates Gus?
  19. Nice, thanks for clearing that up. Perhaps I was thinking that undercarriage components are usually made of rust resistant steel. Something learned today Cheers Cees
  20. Thanks Rick, The difference is subtle but obvious. This set is surely a must have. A great tutorial on how to remove those pesky moulding thingies. I have the Mk V and will certainly invest in this set too. Cees
  21. You made a nice start on this. Not being very current on Japanes types but was the landinggear indeed black? Cheers Cees
  22. You have me figuered out And welcome to LSM Jeff, where nutcases roost It has seemed to work, most of the top and bottom area is covered with the extreme tip still to do. I may took on Gus' tip and use Milliput as this is a mall area and easier to be modelled instead of solid plastic. I have also fitted strenghtening panels inside to be able to drill mounting holes for the tailplane and central fin. Hope you like. Cheers Cees
  23. Wow, very nice finish. Lovely Wildcat. Cheers Cees
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