Thanks Gerry, think this decal is about as close as you can get to this type of machining.
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Spirit of St Louis build thread
- Thread starter moon puppy
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Progress...
That's one BIG decal. They really have nice decals but you have to be careful with them. REALLY thin carrier film that just disappears when dried.
Adding control lines with EZ-Line
Using .3mm nickle rod from Albion Alloys on the ailerons, space too small to stretch the EZline in place.
Hope you like it.
The cylinder heads are surprisingly sparse of detail. I'm going to figure out how to do a spark plug and wiring for it, should come up out the cowl between the two push rod covers.
That's one BIG decal. They really have nice decals but you have to be careful with them. REALLY thin carrier film that just disappears when dried.
Adding control lines with EZ-Line
Using .3mm nickle rod from Albion Alloys on the ailerons, space too small to stretch the EZline in place.
Hope you like it.
The cylinder heads are surprisingly sparse of detail. I'm going to figure out how to do a spark plug and wiring for it, should come up out the cowl between the two push rod covers.
:dude ...... I think a man could make a indexing jig for doing this in real life ..... You would have to sharpen your eraser depending on the scale of said craft ...... Excellent Work ..... 
phantom II
Master at Arms
Progress...
That's one BIG decal. They really have nice decals but you have to be careful with them. REALLY thin carrier film that just disappears when dried.
Adding control lines with EZ-Line
Using .3mm nickle rod from Albion Alloys on the ailerons, space too small to stretch the EZline in place.
Hope you like it.
The cylinder heads are surprisingly sparse of detail. I'm going to figure out how to do a spark plug and wiring for it, should come up out the cowl between the two push rod covers.
Looking good Bob
:drinks What is that tool laying next to the drill bit ? :hmmm
Cheers, Christian B)
Chris, ever had a root canal? That's the rasp/file they use to clean out the tooth...I got some slightly used ones from my dentist.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Chris, ever had a root canal? That's the rasp/file they use to clean out the tooth...I got some slightly used ones from my dentist.
That's exactly what I thought it was . I'd like to have some myself . Not sure I want the root canal to get them though :S
Cheers, Christian B)
Chris, ever had a root canal? That's the rasp/file they use to clean out the tooth...I got some slightly used ones from my dentist.
That's exactly what I thought it was . I'd like to have some myself . Not sure I want the root canal to get them though :S
Cheers, Christian B)
I would welcome one instead of what i'm facing...
James I think I got some Taurus plugs
phantom II
Master at Arms
Chris, ever had a root canal? That's the rasp/file they use to clean out the tooth...I got some slightly used ones from my dentist.
That's exactly what I thought it was . I'd like to have some myself . Not sure I want the root canal to get them though :S
Cheers, Christian B)
I would welcome one instead of what i'm facing...
James I think I got some Taurus plugs
I agree . Maybe it would help to think of it as the king size version :tomato
Cheers, Christian B)
Aw shucks guys...
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Wow MP it is looking FANTASTIC!
