JohnB

Ejection seats done and ready for test fit.

Lots of parts to keep you busy. I know it's gonna look good!

Even though it's not NMF it still looks GREAT!!!

Oh man! Sorry to hear that. For some reason I figured you knew but was just mentioning it to be sure. I didn't realize you'd already done the seat. ☹️ I'm sure you must have already posted photos of the seat which I missed. Sorry. I scrolled back and found the photo of the seat. Mighty nice work! Looks great.

Sounds like a plan Peter. (Please don't make the mistake that some modelers make and paint the seat interior color. I feel sure you already know the seats, up to the N's, were bare metal.)

Lookin' good Peter!

In my VERY humble opinion that is a risky undertaking. However, give it a try and let's see what happens.........😎

I know where you are coming from Scott! I suffered with sciatica for several years until I finally had surgery 10 years ago. Worked out well for years but now I've started having problems again. I think something has "slipped" so now I have to watch what I do such as lifting, etc. NOT going to go under the knife again if I can help it. Here's a visual aid showing my implanted "titanium hardware".

LOL Mike! That makes two of us! Thanks.

I'm glad mine wasn't like that. Good luck fixing it Ernie! 🙄

Thanks Scott! It was about the only thing I could come up with to fix it. Kinda risky and drastic but it got the job done. LOL

Thanks Bill. I always try to keep SOMETHING on the bench. The drawback is they multiply like rabbits!!!!! LOL

Yes it did okay Carl.

Here's a couple of shots to show the cut on top of the wing. I slid in a short strip of thin plastic in to give the putty some help There's one on the underside also but I figure you get the idea. The angle is just about right now. I'll finish sanding and smoothing it out this evening.

Good luck fixing that Carl. Maybe a couple pieces of thin plastic stock will work using the unbroken one as a guide. 🤞

Me either Mike!🤪 I got the wing re positioned okay. I slipped a couple of this pieces of strip plastic in the cuts then CA glued 'em. After that was dry I applied a coat of white putty and now I'm waiting for that to dry enough to sand.

Me too Martin!

He must be wearing one heck of a jock!

Thanks Peter. Thinking outside the box! LOL

One of the intakes on mine was broken off but I can CA it back on. I wrapped some card around both so I don't accidentally break them while doing the "surgery". 🙄

I have tried to get this one done a couple of times but have never been able to correct the wing droop. The left wing isn't too bad and I can live with that but the right wing has a noticeable droop. Not much but enough that I see it and want to fix it. I've tried hot water, hair dryer, etc with no luck. The resin is just too thick. So now I'm gonna get really serious about it! LOL Surgery is called for! I will make shallow cuts where the wing attaches to the intakes and try to raise the wing just enough to correct it. Then lay in a strip of sheet plastic to keep it situated and then apply CA glue along the cut/sheet plastic. That should give me a corrected wing angle (I HOPE). I don't want to cut the wing off as I think it can be corrected without that. We will see.🤪

Thanks Peter. Since the model was already built etc, it was easy peasy just to do some "re-decorating" and a little modifying. Certainly not like building a kit from scratch.

Finished up this one! https://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/18715-hasegawa-corsair-re-do-done/

This didn't take long! I stopped before I risked overdoing it and while I was liking the results. It's easy to over-do weathering. I depicted it before it had been out in the elements too long. I added the rocket rails from my stash of left-overs. Photos taken at later stages show it in pretty sad condition but to depict that I would need to fold the wings and drop the flaps which would be too much of a chore. 😎 Happily this bird has been restored and is a museum in, I think, Florida. At any rate, this was just a little "project" I wanted to do. I hope y'all like it! Remember, click on the 1st photo, etc......