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Betty Bomber
- Thread starter razordws
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) for the Arado on the Graf Spee so I figured I might as well snap a photo.
Hey Dave's building!!
phantom II
Master at Arms
The flying cigar !
phantom II
Master at Arms
Not my thoughts but that was WW II references . It does resemble that name though
razordws
Well-known member
Not just resembled in shape but my understanding is that they "lit up" very easily when fired upon.
Now that my shoulder has healed after the mountain biking incident I've been plucking away on this. The interror is typically bare for Hasegawa.
I did discover some miniature bar clamps at work and I like them way more than the spring loaded clamps that Ive been using. You can't use the spring ones on curved surfaces as they slide off and as you can control the pressure with the bar clamps they don't slide off.
I still have a seam or two to clean up but I have also started on the engines.
Now that my shoulder has healed after the mountain biking incident I've been plucking away on this. The interror is typically bare for Hasegawa.
I did discover some miniature bar clamps at work and I like them way more than the spring loaded clamps that Ive been using. You can't use the spring ones on curved surfaces as they slide off and as you can control the pressure with the bar clamps they don't slide off.
I still have a seam or two to clean up but I have also started on the engines.
Looks great Dave. 
