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Ordered Friday. Here on Monday. Nice job Spraygunner!

Another fine product to market. :pilot

Ah yes, Suu 23...self powered. I think the power requirements for the gun were greater than what could be delivered in some pylons if I remember my 462 training material. Through the fog of time and dead brain cells.

Was that the gun pod that had the little slip stream generator that popped out the side?

https://nypost.com/2026/09/28/us-news/shark-seen-swimming-through-flooded-nj-streets-as-violent-noreaster-batters-coast/ @Sharkmouth Hey Saul, you scaring people going for your walks! :shark: Hope all is well up there and you're just getting wet.

Woops! I forgot, I got to get that hard edge wrapped over demark of the PC10 over the leading edges of the wings. Thanks for the input guys. Let's get things painted and weathered before we get too much further.

Very impressive Paul, nice to see all that detail pulled in together.

Here's what the Harry Tate prop looks like. This is the only photo I got of the SE5 While I would like to wrap some foil it's not going to happen. I do wish I had gotten better shots like I did the Albatross.

That's a fine looking ship, that last line got me lost though.

Well in fairness, from here that's a tough VooDoo to put a whoo doo on. Crossing the T in 1:700, now that's a TLAR mega pack kit if I ever seen one.

Still doing great Gary. :soldier

Thanks guys, yes the flat part is the attachment plate that the anchor secures to. Those plates can be sized to fit. Carefully of course. From what I have read the flying wires are in essence turnbuckles themselves. The flat elastic string will represent the aerodynamic flying wire. Medium...

Looks good :soldier

The anchor points will not hold any pressure, they are purely cosmetic. You drill hole for the rigging material then secure that, then you can slide the anchor in place. With the metal ones I don't understand, did Gaspatch expect us to drill a slot for that shank to fit into?

Rigging and attachment points. I had gotten the RAB Productions RAF Wire set years ago for the SE5 and after looking at the suggested instructions it appears you have to have the kit built up and measure what you need then cut. I'm not a measure twice, cut once type guy so I'm not going to try...

Gaspatch landed. Sorry for the reflection. Never learned how to take a good picture. RAF Type Attachment anchors. Anchor points, Type B turnbuckles, 3 D Printed RAF Anchors and a Bentley motor for the Camel. More on these anchors over on the SE5 thread soon.

I'm finding knees take much longer to heal.

I like it. Looks pretty clean to me.

I think I got that...or something close. :pilot

I like it Gary, press on. :popcorn