Looks good Paul, I'm with you, I wish they included everything on those motors but it sure would get cramp in there wouldn't it?
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Another P-61? HB 1/32 P-61B
- Thread starter Paulw
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phantom II
Master at Arms
Ah, if they did, we'd be leaving a lot off of them . Lots of part on those radials that don't get any attention :facepalm
Cheers, Christian B)
Paulw
Well-known member
inda and I bought a new car yesterday. So my modeling time was short but I did get some done to the engine. I started to wire them up but I kept breaking those tiny drill bits so I shelved that idea. I finished putting them on the mounts and fire walls and they look sort of OK.
I closed up the fuselage and added some little extras like a Dr. Pepper calendar and a baseball magazine. I still have some things to put in the pit area though.
I did manage to get the lower gun bay done and I think I can do a fair job at displaying this area.
Slowly but surely it is all coming together and I hope to have this done in about four weeks.
The Tulsa IPMS show is April 9th and if any acan make it I would love to see y'all there.
I closed up the fuselage and added some little extras like a Dr. Pepper calendar and a baseball magazine. I still have some things to put in the pit area though.
I did manage to get the lower gun bay done and I think I can do a fair job at displaying this area.
Slowly but surely it is all coming together and I hope to have this done in about four weeks.
The Tulsa IPMS show is April 9th and if any acan make it I would love to see y'all there.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Coming along very nicely Paul!
Congrats on the new vehicle!
Next trip back to Tulsa will be with a van to move some large stuff definitely won't be a hobby trip and will probly be a quick turn around.
Congrats on the new vehicle!
Next trip back to Tulsa will be with a van to move some large stuff definitely won't be a hobby trip and will probly be a quick turn around.
inda and I bought a new car yesterday. So my modeling time was short but I did get some done to the engine. I started to wire them up but I kept breaking those tiny drill bits so I shelved that idea. I finished putting them on the mounts and fire walls and they look sort of OK.
I closed up the fuselage and added some little extras like a Dr. Pepper calendar and a baseball magazine. I still have some things to put in the pit area though.
I did manage to get the lower gun bay done and I think I can do a fair job at displaying this area.
Slowly but surely it is all coming together and I hope to have this done in about four weeks.
The Tulsa IPMS show is April 9th and if any acan make it I would love to see y'all there.
Always good to add some lived in items.
Paulw
Well-known member
After all the excitement this weekend I did get some of the Widow done these past two days. I got the engine sub assemblies in the booms and then took the time to assemble the wings. What got my hackles up was the pe intake vanes. I just couldn't get them to set in the intakes just right. The next challenge was getting the wings and booms all assembled with out any casualties. It was a brave attempt because it didn't happen with out any casualties. Well soon I should be able to get it going and finished up in the next couple of weeks.
Yep it is a pretty big kit for sure
Yep it is a pretty big kit for sure
Looks square and plumb from here.
