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1/32 Trumpeter Bf-109 E-4
- Thread starter Paulw
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So glad to see you are building another 109 Paul, its looking great so far!
Matrixone
Thanks Les but I think I may have to change planes again because some pieces like one of the guns and three exhaust stubs decided to go for a party some where in the fuse. I still have a couple of Messerschmidts in the stash. A 24 scale G-10 and a 48 Bf-110 and I still have the 32 G-10 also.
I am bound and determined to finish a campaign this year even if it's one of Chef's Gundam kits.
I may, however, just buy another E-4 and go that way, I don't have one of those in my display.
Same thing happened to me on the IL2 Paul, I got froggy one day and got some tweezers and went fishing, got all sorts of contorted around trying to rattle that exhaust stub around and into position. I couldn't pull it all the way out but just enough to get it lined back up and ran some CA in there to get it secure again.
If that failed, I was thinking of cutting out a panel with the JLC saw, fish it out and replace the panel. If you haven't painted yet, that might be easier.
So glad to see you are building another 109 Paul, its looking great so far!
Matrixone
Thanks Les but I think I may have to change planes again because some pieces like one of the guns and three exhaust stubs decided to go for a party some where in the fuse. I still have a couple of Messerschmidts in the stash. A 24 scale G-10 and a 48 Bf-110 and I still have the 32 G-10 also.
I am bound and determined to finish a campaign this year even if it's one of Chef's Gundam kits.
I may, however, just buy another E-4 and go that way, I don't have one of those in my display.
Same thing happened to me on the IL2 Paul, I got froggy one day and got some tweezers and went fishing, got all sorts of contorted around trying to rattle that exhaust stub around and into position. I couldn't pull it all the way out but just enough to get it lined back up and ran some CA in there to get it secure again.
If that failed, I was thinking of cutting out a panel with the JLC saw, fish it out and replace the panel. If you haven't painted yet, that might be easier.
hmy: I hope I don't have that problem with my Il2!!
It's pretty easy to do Eddy, if you use the resin aftermarket stacks, and not enough CA, and hold the build by the nose when you're trying to wrestle something else in place it'll pop right off. If you make all the mistakes I made, it's really easy.
It's pretty easy to do Eddy, if you use the resin aftermarket stacks, and not enough CA, and hold the build by the nose when you're trying to wrestle something else in place it'll pop right off. If you make all the mistakes I made, it's really easy.
Ahh, sounds like I'm safe. I'm building oob
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Looking good!
Paulw
Well-known member
It's sitting in the hangar with the other G-10 but the B.A.B. is coming along nicely. I should be able to get back to it soon. We had another death in the family, Linda's uncle who used to build B-47s here in Tulsa and did extensive work on the Apollo program for North American Rockwell, The last thing he was working on before he retired was the B-1.