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How does the magnetic paint shaker work?

Wow, invasion stripes are so much easier. James in the instructions has a photo of this aircraft ground looped up on it's nose showing both elevators unpainted. Got a little more to clean up. Nice thing about this kit the attachment of the landing gear is really robust, I can install them...

Lowry AFB SAC Shack had a warning on the doors. "Beware falling ice cycles". I don't think these will pick up the pierce your noggin speeds though.

Rock on Doc! :popcorn

They are all so colorful! Be a shame to make them all drab looking. :soldier

Yes sir, I'll have photos this evening.

I should have gotten a photo last night. Instructions show the bottom of the control surfaces were aluminum dope, would RAF high speed color work here?

Use a metal color?

I really, like AlcladII Exhaust Manifold color? What I happened to have painted them?

Tidy bench is a boring bench. :pilot

I'd just flip it around. Paddy tell me about the exhaust ports. Looking at the instructions it calls for some decals installed. That make me think this was not the actual exhaust manifold but some shroud maybe?

Thanks for this James. Do these folks have a website or are they just on facebook?

I don't subscribe to any magazines anymore, can't imagine how they get along today in the world of the internet.

Gettin' her underside colored up.

Looks great Steve. Looking forward to some color on them.

Looks good, for a good strong drill I've used my full size (and relatively cheap) drill press I picked up a lowes a while back. I can chuck up the small shank drill bits no problem. I've read very good things about the Proxxon line but never pulled the trigger. Foredom also has high end drills...

Happy little accident knocking the light off. Probably what happened to the real vehicles also. Wheels looking good, glad you upgraded. :soldier

Well done Paddy, I can't see aftermarket folks taking the effort to make sure all the things that are needed inside fit the finished product.

:drtumbs

And a good layer of mud hides those pesky pin marks...that would never be see. :rotf Love it Ian! :soldier