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JeroenPeters

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  • Birthday 12/13/1975

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    Large Scale WW1 and WW2 aviation

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  1. Finally found chrome that looks kike chrome for the gear. This comes from a pen. Ordered from Alixpress. And first Alclad colours to the engine.
  2. Adjusted the intake of the carburator more along the lines of the Aero Detail book.
  3. Final part for the engine. The radiator. There are many different designs for this part. Most of them show a protective casing around it, making it less interesting to look at.
  4. Another evening of marbling.
  5. Printed a bunch and now fitting them. So far so good.
  6. Ready to fire up the printer.
  7. Here are the resin Radu Brinzan Wikingerschiffe.
  8. Started drawing the oil tank that sits on top of the Jumo 211 engine. Only on the later D and G Stuka models. For this I had to cut off and sand down the radiator that sat on top of the Jumo 211 engine I printed, but what was designed of the ju87B model.
  9. Prepping all the parts. Adding brake lines, PE details, etc.
  10. I know it looks like no progress, i prepped all the slats, ailerons, gear, ready for paint. Also adding the Eduard exterior set which makes a difference.
  11. Did some 3d work on the rudder pedal installation. I can print this for both planes.
  12. Building the two pits side by side. The Trumpie pit is loving the 3d printed parts. Looks like oxygen bottles are next.
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