F4 Phantom II

[Tankbuilder]

moon puppy wrote:

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Here's the problem, we have thunderstorms rolling through ever thirty minutes or so, humidity is bad. I have the AC in the garage crankin' but it's slingin' water from the condenser so it's not really helping.

In short...

Where the heck are you? In Ontario Canada where I am it's doing the exact same thing! I understand that Wisconsin, USA is getting the same weather pattern we are.

More time to model though. A good time to build amphibious models. LOL VBG

Cheers from Peter

 

[moon puppy]

I'm in Sunny South Carolina where Asphalt has a liquid state.

Did I say it was humid around here today, don't believe me?

Check this out.

No, that's not CA, that's sweat. I don't think I have ever seen this before, in anyone's model. Don't know if it will clear up or not, wait and see I suppose.

 

[G Cooper]

It looks like the RIO has a hot little bar girl in the back seat steaming up the windows with him. :laugh:

Gary B)

 

[Tankbuilder]

moon puppy wrote:

I'm in Sunny South Carolina where Asphalt has a liquid state.

Did I say it was humid around here today, don't believe me?

Check this out.

No, that's not CA, that's sweat. I don't think I have ever seen this before, in anyone's model. Don't know if it will clear up or not, wait and see I suppose.

Hi there moon puppy.

As long as air can get inside the rear cockpit area the condensation will eventually evaporate again.

Cheers from Peter

 

[Kreighshoer]

hey bob! what a cool idea to replicate the crew's cold sweat!

 

[G Cooper]

If it don't go away, you could just tell everyone that his relief tube is plugged up :huh: .

Gary B)