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Playing in the Sandbox Group Build Sept 1, 2024 - Jn 1, 2025

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I must say that this kit has, so far, been an absolute pleasure to build. The fuselage closed up extremely nicely. There is a lot of stuff inside that fuselage, and it all lines up and fits well. Yes I’m paranoid and have checked the fit every build session, sometimes 3 or 4 times per session, but no changes were needed other than a bit of relief on the sidewalls around the aftermarket panel.

 

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Wooo! Major milestone on the build! 

looks like you got the rear windows polished up nicely. And now the remaining steps of the build will fall like dominos 

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I concur with Harv, and will add to that , you are knocking this out of the park in masterful quick time..... loving what you're doing Ernie............... and the rear observation blister looks perfect.......this will look really bright and crisp with Mike's decals, I bet it's the hit of the show...... in the end, as I think I may have missed it, what did you do for the second control wheel? And what did you use for the rear blister? I'm sure you said, but maybe I was 'away that day'??

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Nice details showing over-plating the side windows with rectangular pieces and the shape of the housing inlets, with some interior colours. Sorry about the delay. 

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Great photos Martin

 

Ernie... back to the drawing board to refine the back end shape of the air scoop? Or will you modify what I sent you?

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2 hours ago, Martinnfb said:

Nice details showing over-plating the side windows with rectangular pieces and the shape of the housing inlets, with some interior colours. Sorry about the delay. 

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Nice pics, Martin!  I wonder how long it took for that green paint to start falling off inside.

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Mike, I’m going to modify what you sent, and as long as we don’t break through, we’re good.

We did alright with the pics we had at the time.

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Check out that green paint!  That’s NOT RAF interior green. That’s US interior green, almost a green chromate.   I think I was right in mixing RAF and US interior greens together.

Definitely a chromate on the panels, and a hybrid look on the bulkheads. Two different greens

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Martin, those pics speak volumes. I need to attach thin rectangular covers over the window areas. 

Belay that! I just need to scribe rectangles around the glass areas.

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9 minutes ago, Martinnfb said:

Just a thought: Would not it be easier to scribe those rectangles around them?

That’s what I said afterwards, yes

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.005 Evergreen clear.  Now for the Martin turret blanking plate.  Blanking off two turrets, I’m ready for a B-32.

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Well, with a little clean up, it should look the part.  Scoop is on according to where Martin’s pics showed it. Fuselage reinforcement plates and turret plate are .005 Evergreen clear. Placed according to pictures

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Dam buddy, your doing a fantastic job on this !! Love every update......harv :popcorn::omg:

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