Nice work Paul!
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If you go with aftermarket wheel wells, be wary of how they affect wing dihedral.Do all the parts mods and then assemble. Looks like the Aires cockpit should fit fairly well though it looks a bit different than the kit one.
Nope, I take the existing units and mod them. If I remember correctly, there is supposed to be an open area in the center into the fuselage Will have to double check that for the D9. I did this same type mod on the 1/48th Trimaster Fw190 R11 Night Fighter. Thus I am already ahead on what I am going to do.If you go with aftermarket wheel wells, be wary of how they affect wing dihedral.
Regards,
You might check out this thread I did on tweezers and how to resharpen them.Fantastic work Paul ( note to self, buy some decent tweezers)
when i was in toolmaking we used to have tweezers that could be locked so you could lightly clamp something which just made it easier to hold small items.
Thanks Bob! I had a good evening tonight, got something important done, then went in and worked on the D9 for a couple of hours. Made 4 brass machine guns. (two for the cowling, and two 20mm for the wings)Nice work Paul!
Thanks for looking in Dave! Also managed to do some more work on the wheel wells and made more parts to go in there. Next step is to do something with the center area and greebly it up to look like the rear of the engine etc.Looking great Paul!