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Last piece of the puzzle as far as the cowling wing area. Looks like a birthcontrol device ! One side is good, the other, not so much....harv

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4 hours ago, harv said:

Last piece of the puzzle as far as the cowling wing area. Looks like a birthcontrol device ! One side is good, the other, not so much....harv

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Who designs a kit like this? Is this one of the build in challenges? 
The fit looks to be ok. Hope that no putty will be required...

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Very hard kit to build Harv so far I see since I follow this one!

But your work will pay off!

Respect for your effort!

 

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The good thing about modelling Fw190s (short noses) is that in real life the cowls and upper gun covers weren't always a flush fitting. Especially if they had replacement parts fitted.

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I think this was the most challenging part of the build. Everything else went rather well.  The probs with the pit was all my own doing. The wing fit was almost perfect. The fuselage was  not bad at all....harv

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Well I've gone as far as I can on this one. Have to wait for warmer weather to do any AB work. So, looking for a different project.......harv

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19 minutes ago, harv said:

Well I've gone as far as I can on this one. Have to wait for warmer weather to do any AB work. So, looking for a different project.......harv

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Looking really great so far Harv!

And the fit of the „special part“ seems to be ok with only little rework needed.

Good to learn that the fit of the rest was nice.

Looking forward to seeing it painted soon (when the weather allows it)!

What will be your meantime project? 

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Hasegawa's A-5 kit utilises the wing parts from their earlier D-9 release; much like the real aircraft, only of course in reverse order. As such, specific parts needed to be generated for the short nose variants, and again like the actual aircraft are not precise in their fitment (as others have mentioned in earlier posts in this thread.)

On 1/22/2021 at 4:56 PM, Kaireckstadt said:

Who designs a kit like this? Is this one of the build in challenges? 
The fit looks to be ok. Hope that no putty will be required...

As I mentioned back on page 6...

On 10/10/2020 at 5:35 PM, Wumm said:

... and make sure that you tape together the fuselage, wing spar and all four wing parts (including the centre section) and test fit the cowl first so that there's a snug fit underneath before you commit glue to the power egg parts.

I should have been more specific in the above post. After taping all of the wing parts together, and ensuring that everything is in place and the cowl parts fit; then follow the kit's instruction sequence, except for assembling the cowl parts around the already completed lower wing and fuselage parts.

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Really ? This long ago ? I finally sat back at the bench. I checked it over and realized I hadn't filled the gap at rear of wing assembly.  So here it is. Waiting for glue to do its work. Cheers....harv

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Harv……..is that really you………really………really you…………great to see you back……….😝………the build is looking great as well…..

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Great to see you back on the bench Harv! Was long awaited! 👍

And what do you start with: surgery! Well done! Looking pretty good! 


Will you continue now regularly? Would be great to see more of your work soon! 
 

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Had a few bad spots I noticed, so slapped on some filler and did some sanding today. Still have some on the nose to do....harv

 

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Harv, if that's your idea of slapping on filler, can you come to our house and do some tuck pointing? I've got some cracks in our brick that need filling. :D

Your "slapping on" is neater than my precision application. 

Oh and glad to see you back at the bench. 

Carl

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Well damn,  kinda got the wind nocked out of my sails. The tail planes are not even ! Any advice ?......harv

 

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Ok, got it sorted. I ended up scoring the join seam till it was loose. Then replied and taped up till dry....harv

 

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