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Making a Flying Suitcase
- Thread starter phantom II
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phantom II
Master at Arms
Yesterday, I was able to pick this back up and decided to start by doing some subassemblies
The engines are very nicely detailed . However, the pushrod housings were totally omitted :idonno
So, here's the correction.
Cheers, Christian B)
The engines are very nicely detailed . However, the pushrod housings were totally omitted :idonno
So, here's the correction.
Cheers, Christian B)
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
phantom II
Master at Arms
Sorry, I guess I should have posted this picture instead .
Before and after :
Cheers, Christian B)
Before and after :
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
In case any of you thinks that I have failed to bring the request for follow on pictures to this scene,
I have not
The truth is, the last needed item arrived this afternoon .
Still need to rewire the sound system and I'm sure the wife will distribute some feathers in the nest
Maybe now I cwn turn my attention to plasti again. Cheers, Christian B)
I have not
The truth is, the last needed item arrived this afternoon .
Still need to rewire the sound system and I'm sure the wife will distribute some feathers in the nest
Maybe now I cwn turn my attention to plasti again. Cheers, Christian B)
Nice chair, built in laptop/TV dinner tray?
Pretty kewl idea!! Like to see more pics of that display case tho... :captain :hmmm
phantom II
Master at Arms
Like to see more pics of that display case tho... :captain :hmmm
Desperately needs cleaning ( lots of work )
It's all my ancient builds anyway :idonno but thank you for your interest
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
And the engine to cowl fit is exceptional :woohoo:
As you can see, the fight is just beginning :fencing I predict some adventures in grinding :S
Cheer, Christian B)
As you can see, the fight is just beginning :fencing I predict some adventures in grinding :S
Cheer, Christian B)
Child's play for you. 
phantom II
Master at Arms
Old Dog
Well-known member
One can understand why a Vector engine might not fit but it's puzzling that when the parts are made to fit that they don't. I'm currently working on a Classic Airframes kit and a Special hobby kit and both had similar problems x2, on one I ground down the cylinder heads and the other I ground out the inside of the cowling. A lot of extra work that shouldn't have been needed.
