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Brown can be ceramic, even on the inside.

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Only if the canopy comes pre masked. :rotf

This might be a good video to watch, I do enjoy that sort of stuff but using AI image for your thumbnail only make me block your channel.

Neat idea! :popcorn

I did, you know me, I want instant satisfaction. I keep looking at those flying wires as opposed to the control lines.

I totally get that. :pilot What the world is going on with those forks? Is that why the fuel tank so beat up? :rotf

I didn't have an hour but still checked it out. He did an amazing job. On another note, got orders in with Gaspatch for the RCF type turnbuckles and I have yet to figure out how they install. https://www.gaspatchmodels.com/products/metal-turnbuckles-raf-1-32.html Also got the Bentley motor...

Looks great Andy. Our next Round Table we'll show you how to attach images to your post. :geekon:

Well done Paddy! That new chain is a great deal smaller. What's next? :popcorn

Is that the Tamyia kit? Really nice brown water veteran. Love the randomness of the colors.

God help me I'm reading the Camel instructions.

Gives me ideas...

What he said of Future is true. Shame Swanny's Models has gone 404 (Although it does look like some design changes has been made) He had a very comprehensive guide on all things Future.

You're skills would make an amazing aircraft in this scale. Looking at the photos you'd be throwing out half the hardware that comes with it.

Resurrected a 16 year old thread Gary. Good one. Good lord..I forgot about that.

That looks really neat. But the closer you look, the turnbuckles are flat. At this scale you can have working turnbuckles. https://artesanialatina.net/usa/en/59317-fighter-sopwith-camel-116-wooden-and-metal-aircraft-model.html I remember those types of reviews also. I think it was on the...

Is that a Gallows or one of those you get on installments?

The Swoose For those who don't know the Swoose is the oldest known surviving B17 (like there's an unknown survivor out there?) She has a very long history and the USAF Museum is restoring her, this one I hope never flies. It is irreplaceable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Swoose

Lot of interesting things in there Doc. Looks good. :popcorn