Fantabulous!
Regards,
Regards,
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Ju 388- Planet Models 1/48 Resin
- Thread starter chukw
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jknaus
Administrator
Very very cool Chuck. Again learning a new trick of the trade. About the weights though, while I do not claim to be an expert, my understanding of them is that they relieved some of the load off the pilot. Instead of the pilot having to make fine pitch adjustments these would automatically do it.
James
James
phantom II
Master at Arms
Very nicely done as always Chuck. Not exactly a smooth sophisticated looking piece of equipment.
Just leave it to the Italians for the sexy line and the Germans with the hammered out at the forge sex appeal
Cheers, Christian B)
Just leave it to the Italians for the sexy line and the Germans with the hammered out at the forge sex appeal
Cheers, Christian B)
Kreighshoer
Active member
your attention to details is already legendary!
WOW! just WOW!
WOW! just WOW!
I had that problem with s. black primer :S Thanks you, Allies! :drinks
I know I made up a detail pic on the prop jig- I'll post it soon. I just adapted a flying model adjustable jig I picked up years ago for my balsa free-flight planes. It got lost in the sauce when making jpeg versions of Photoshop files- it's likely still in the folder.
Cheers!
chuk
I know I made up a detail pic on the prop jig- I'll post it soon. I just adapted a flying model adjustable jig I picked up years ago for my balsa free-flight planes. It got lost in the sauce when making jpeg versions of Photoshop files- it's likely still in the folder.
Cheers!
chuk
paddy
Well-known member
For years i made an item called a paint drying recorder...They say its as boring as watching paint dry well i made a machine to do it for you
In my 36 years i made over 4000 of these indervidually by hand, every single part in this picture was made at the bench , lathe or press and soldering bench..anyway... the point is its a minute difference in thinners and mix between a paint that dries on your brush or never dries at all. I suspect that chuks paint never hardened.Sometimes an undercoat is all it needs to draw the various thinners out of the top coat.
well i made a machine to do it for you
In my 36 years i made over 4000 of these indervidually by hand, every single part in this picture was made at the bench , lathe or press and soldering bench
..anyway... the point is its a minute difference in thinners and mix between a paint that dries on your brush or never dries at all. I suspect that chuks paint never hardened.Sometimes an undercoat is all it needs to draw the various thinners out of the top coat.
Fantesticularly masculine modeling!
^ not sure what this word means but am certain it is a compliment.
Regards,
^ not sure what this word means but am certain it is a compliment.
Regards,
phantom II
Master at Arms
Fabulous as always Chuck ! You're right fitting plexiglass enclosures are always challenging .
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Kreighshoer
Active member
wow, oh wow, oh what lesson in excellency!
i always marvel at you plane guys how you keep the clear parts clear - never works when i try it, no matter what adapted trick i use ...
chuk = master of masters!
i always marvel at you plane guys how you keep the clear parts clear - never works when i try it, no matter what adapted trick i use ...
chuk = master of masters!
Thanks, Paddy! What a fascinating job you had, there!
It's been a while- my life has been busy, with some ups and downs. I'm still at it- and I'll get that canopy done, by gum!
It's been a while since we got a Chuck fix, I'm good till next week now. :zen
Thanks, er'body! I've actually gotten more done- I just didn't have the time to document the pics. I've laminated frames to go inside the main canopy around the escape hatch- can't just have a bare vac opening now, can we? I've also painted up the wheels, engine fronts and fans, and gotten a start on the props. Bits and pieces, bits and pieces. I think for my next project I'm going to build "nice" kit, with a simple, injected canopy and all-styrene and pe construction. Maybe an Eduard Hellcat? We'll see- there's a few other builds to finish....
Cheers!
chuk
Cheers!
chuk