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Harv, how about the arms from the Me-262 ?

Try contacting the manufacturer... office@owl.cz

A good review; I bit the bullet and ordered a set!

Sweet!

Harv, do you really want resin parts that fragile? The Revell He-219 A-0/A-2 comes with two different antenna configurations (either step 70 or step 71 in the instructions): I would think the ones that come out straight might be better on the Horten (too close to the intakes otherwise?). If you want them, you know what to do.

Looking good, Ernie! I can't wait to see it set up...

Historically, it's always been cockpit first for me. Why am I delaying that part? I've been busy with subassemblies... I test fitted the landing gear pods into the wings. The starboard side fit like a glove, but I have some sanding to do on the port side.

A challenging kit, Carl. I look forward to watching this one!

Another fine job, DrDave! Are those PE wheel spokes? Were they included in the kit, or AM?

Simply astounding, James!

Well done, DrDave! That really is a nice little kit, and you've done a stellar job!

Those pieces that you speak of fit under the glass; they are a support for the bulb and fit between the glass and the reflector.

Nige, might you be looking for something like these? http://www.brengun.cz/e-shop/1-32-accessories-31/british-landing-lights-1007#!prettyPhoto

It should be relatively simple to do, David. Here is the outer cowling tacked together with white glue and tape... The hole in the end plate is approximately 4.35 mm in diameter; the shaft end of the engine has a small step that engages the hole (4.31 mm). The propeller shaft itself has a diameter of 2.81 mm. If you have capability for turning parts, it should be relatively simple. Here is a rudimentary drawing of what is required: The thickness of the largest diameter disk is inconsequential; I personally would opt for something about 1.5mm thick. I hope this helps.

A minor faux pas in the instructions... Step 64 The attachment holes on part F2 are on the side opposite that shown in the instructions. The same is true for part F1 in the second step. Note that the assembly has magically flipped in the third drawing.

Yes indeed - a burger joint! This one has a separate room that can be reserved for birthday parties and such. On Thursday nights when we meet, the bar is busy with trivia night, and they still have room for a couple of hundred walk ins. Personally, I limit my build night activities to sanding and cementing - and never any tiny parts!

Ha ha. I'm following Nige. If he drives into a ditch, I think we'll all go in!

This great big box has been staring at me for weeks. I got some other goodies to go with it, too... At least once every day, I'd open the box, ogle all the styrene stuffed into it - and promptly close it again. I brought the beast to my monthly club meeting, sure that I would win the "Mine's bigger" bragging rights. I did. I also received a challenge - bring it to build night! Once a week, a group of us meet at a local burger joint for a little camaraderie and to build. Challenge accepted! I figured I'd start with the resin; that way I won't feel so bad about putting other projects aside for a little while. Still a little filling and sanding to do here. Barnes Wallis' bouncing bomb... The bearer and framework are only half done here; I like to put them in situ while cement on the cross members dries. More soon!

Pictures, or it didn't happen!

Glad to see you over here too, Scott!

Looking good as usual, John. You are a machine!

Wow! VERY nice!

I think at first glance it looks daunting, but once you break it into logical steps it's manageable. If you look at Brian's build log (link posted above), structural rigging between the wings, structural on the booms, then control rigging. Work from the inside. The Fokker E.III looked intimidating at first, but in reality it wasn't too bad.

I found this, too. https://ww1aircraftmodels.com/page8.html

Radu has these available. I personally have never used them. http://www.radubstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_68&products_id=328 http://www.radubstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_68&products_id=403