Toby's Whirlwind. Finished.
- Sissel
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Re: Toby's Whirlwind
Well, you wont have a problem making up your mind about the scheme, will you?
Confused as always, and somewhere in hiding on the Scandinavian peninsula...
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I have considered long whether to open the canopy, at last, I have decided to don't add any detail in the cockpit and leave the canopy closed.TobyC wrote:No. Just getting it to fit will be enough work.giulio_gobbi wrote:You will open the canopy?
You're lucky for the decals, very lucky.
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This is all useful info and is gladly gleaned from you Toby as I intend to blitz the later boxing of this kit sometime this month.
Regards
Mark
Regards
Mark
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I'm thinking of cross pollinating the wings and nacelles from one of the SH kits for the Airfix ones such is the horribleness of the Airfix nacelles. Alternatively I could take up 24 hour sanding and filling
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Update. Interior scrapped. It went horribly wrong. I'm going for Laura Ashley scatter cushions and some Chintz curtains
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Hold on!!!!!TobyC wrote:Update. Interior scrapped. It went horribly wrong. I'm going for Laura Ashley scatter cushions and some Chintz curtains
Sometimes the talent consists exactly in that: try five dozen times when others stop at three dozen...! (F.Labelle)
I think that modeling is a subtle mix of zen philosophy and absolute crazyness - but in my case I would not dare to specify the respective percentage of each......
I think that modeling is a subtle mix of zen philosophy and absolute crazyness - but in my case I would not dare to specify the respective percentage of each......
Re: Toby's Whirlwind
Sorry to hear that, Toby; it's always a pain when that happens. Never mind - you can do even better this time!TobyC wrote:Interior scrapped. It went horribly wrong.
regards,
Martin R
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Already showing positive signs of a far better one than before.Martin R wrote:
Sorry to hear that, Toby; it's always a pain when that happens. Never mind - you can do even better this time!
regards,
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Per ardua ad Astra!TobyC wrote:Already showing positive signs of a far better one than before.Martin R wrote:
Sorry to hear that, Toby; it's always a pain when that happens. Never mind - you can do even better this time!
regards,
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New cockpit and sanded engine nacelles.
All now primed and the cockpit has had a coat of interior green
All now primed and the cockpit has had a coat of interior green
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The new cockpit. A great improvement over what was before. Just need the IP installled then the fuselage will be joined up
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Wings on. The positioning of the nose has proved problematic. Nothing clear on the instructions( they were printed on parchment and were in Aramaic so may have degraded a bit ) as to what goes where and only after a lot of research I think I got it right. If not I'll fill and reorganise. Exhausts drilled out on nacelles. Going for a dark earth and dark green top camou pattern with black underside on the port wing and Sky on the rest.
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Well back on track! Good going.
regards,
Martin
regards,
Martin
Martin R
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