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I think we can safely assume the EZ has no connotation to the word Easy.

 

 

My favorite is the "will it hold? will it hold" and then SNAP! and the frantic, expletive-fueled rush to keep the line from gluing itself to itself or to the plane somewhere.

 

Are you guys using CA Accelerator too? 

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I use CA accelerator in a touch-n-flow. But often get lazy.

My name is Jeroen Peters and I'm a user of CA accelerator.

 

One thing I've noticed though is that the bond is stronger without the accelerator. 

The accelerator makes it britle.

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Euro 550 and a bit for the Catalina doesn't suit my wallet but boy, would I like to build one…. great job Jeroen, enjoying every bit of this! Cheers, Jeroen

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My name is Jeroen Peters and I'm a user of CA accelerator.

 

One thing I've noticed though is that the bond is stronger without the accelerator. 

The accelerator makes it britle.

  

 

Strange I have never had that issue.

 

 

Euro 550 and a bit for the Catalina doesn't suit my wallet but boy, would I like to build one…. great job Jeroen, enjoying every bit of this! Cheers, Jeroen

Yea... It took me a while to decide due to the price, plus it didn't help having Mr Hatch egging you on to buy it!

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Are you using EZ Line?

 

I've just brought in a load of (much cheaper alternative) 0.50mm stretch thread in black as well as in white which is just as good - the Prym brand with will retail at £2.50 for a 200 mtrs reel. In fact it's the same stuff that arrived when I ordered some WnW's "branded thread" and was surprised at to what I received for my money! Both take paint well as, of course, CA for those who can't leave it alone.

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Are you using EZ Line?

 

I've just brought in a load of (much cheaper alternative) 0.50mm stretch thread in black as well as in white which is just as good - the Prym brand with will retail at £2.50 for a 200 mtrs reel. In fact it's the same stuff that arrived when I ordered some WnW's "branded thread" and was surprised at to what I received for my money! Both take paint well as, of course, CA for those who can't leave it alone.

order incoming!

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Shit, that looks awesome! Your rather un-manly colour of background actually shows the colours real well. I love that PC10 finish....doesn't even look dusty like my DH.2

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Thx Jeroen!

Aaaalmost done. Just need to add 4 more Gaspatch buckles coming form the cowling.

Then a few washes here and there and some scratches.

 

I really wanna finish this thing before James fixes his laptop...

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Brilliant Jeroen and you're absolutely right!  The HGW PE makes a huge amount of difference.   The sharpness of detail that PE brings is completely unmatched by anything from plastic, as a returnee to the hobby ... I think that photo-etch is THE greatest innovation for the last 20 or so years.

 

I love what you've done with this mate ... I've got one in stock in case anyone wants to have a go too :)

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A beautiful project Jeroen - You must have the patience of a saint, I have never tried a WW1 project primarily due to all that nightmarish rigging, to which I can only admire in your project. Well done!

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Thnx Guys!

And now it's time to call this one.. Done!

I'll make some better photo's as soon as I can.

This was a joy to build. Excellent model and excellent HGW upgrade.

A little birdie told me you can get one from www.arrow-wolf.com :)

 

Cheers,

Jeroen

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