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We are screwed both ways . Common sense is the music of the past. I am truly in limbo about to whom to cast my vote. If AB politicians are throning another province with cutting off the strategic supply ??? And federal government is pretending that everything is ok. Even Putin doesn't pull that kind of @!%# . ( not sure if political discussion is allowed, if not , I will delete the above)

Thank You gentleman, appreciate the kind words. ( Im totally heating up my soup here LOL )

I have changed the instrument panel in my mustang twice, it is relatively easy to break off the top part. The seam is not going to be visible.

wait , let me call you

BC government was acting like a criminal institution ever since I moved to Canada. I miss BC and it's beauty, but not the life condition and political gong show .

dogs are awesome

Thanks Harvey. Yes t does definitely need more material on the top and the bottom transition needs to be build up as well. This might take few days of sculpting. More of a drying time than actual work

Getting closer. Also, I run out of putty again LOL

If I can propose suggestion, considering that this is going to Nationals. The whole cover should have pressed-in reinforcement as on the picture bellow. I would just ripped it out and replace the top all together.

You must utterly hate me, by know

Here are few pictures explaining what you have to go trough in order to remove the anti-glare cover if you want to paint it. In matter of fact this one appears to be grey, but it is black. Just faded from heat, UV rays and tears of the pilots

interesting info here

Looking good Tony. That armour glass actually proves the point . Why would they painted the panel and didn't get a rid of extra weight while they had it apart?

Now we're talking, excellent choice Phil.

Opsie, I forgot to tape the glass

Marine's wet dream, I understand

Thank You guys. I started this week, so what you can see on the pictures is a result of probably 5 hours of cutting , filling etc. This morning I went to check on dolphin nose, well orbital sander was more than helpful The rest is all about carefully sculpting. The idea is to build it all up on the fuselage as a solid piece, then cut it out . The sides of the loading ramp had a wrong angle, so there will be little more sanding to do as well. Stay tuned for more updates coming tonight .

As always, I had to interrupt my knitting session and check out this work of art. Peter, your talent and skills are way on the limits of ordinary modeller. I am beginning to plot a alien conspiracy theory. You know shrink rays and such Thanks for sharing sir Cheers Martin