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just bumped into this guy on you-tube. He's entertaining and has decent tutorials

few more shots of the fuel tank here is a small one in original condition overhauled big one, please note the large access panels

They were green, the red is only a overspray that took place during some repair in post WW2 service. The tank itself is made of inner and outer shell.

hidng?

the framework itself is free, but closed up by the fuel tank in place right behind.

Soo cool

I had to stop reading half way, to take a breather so my daughter won't see my eyes. this is such a powerful statement or courage and friendship .

MIgs are not designed they are issued in a unit roster

ZM syndrome,,,, knew that !

I like the smell of burning aluminium in the morning

Does the ICM version look like this?

Wow, what a beauty. Thank you for sharing Tom Cheers M.

Harvey , you have my number. If you feel like you are in the need of a cultural expansion give me a shout

Guys I need your help. I decided to use hub from Tamiya Mosquito. It is a spare part J29? that looks similar to hub from Beaufighter. Well I was filling the gaps with superglue and one wheel was over filled If there is anybody who is willing to help me and pass me your spare Tamiya hub, please let me know.

Like seriously , thanks for stopping by buddy Thank You Cees. I did that as well, changed the shape etc. but they're in off-set configuration, no way it can be done without a complete redesign . That;s funny, because last night I grabbed a bunch of aluminium tubing and went to garage to cut and shape them . The problem was the thermal distortions of the aluminium itself . So I opted for plastic tubes glued to place and supported by resin putty that is strong enough to retain the strength of the fuselage and soft enough to sand and scribe into. Preliminary sanding , material is not cured yet. I would say another 24 hours until the plastic sets in.now I have a great starting point

looking good Ernie

Is it going to be even visible ? Nice work Bill. Cheers M.