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  1. plano56
    Although my area of interest does not include "modern" aircraft, I am learning quite a bit from your methods.Thanks, Rob
  2. plano56
    Congratulations on the awards. They are well deserved. Rob
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    Andrii, I would be extremely happy if mine turns out half as good as yours. Once I find it and get the time to attack ...er, build it, that is. 303sqn Thank you for the Part links. Rob
  4. plano56
    Those videos definitely answered that question, I stand happily corrected. The videos are veritable gold mines. Thank you GrzeM Andrii, was the exhaust screen from a commercially available PE set? Rob
  5. plano56
    Thank you Andrii. Yes, from what i have seen so far, it was the same plane with different tail sections. As to the vertical panel, I had not seen the last picture before. Looking at both the drawing and the picture; I wonder if that panel may not be a wind deflector for when the bombardier's panels are open. On the drawing it appears that the two panels behind this one vertical one are open. If that is the case, then the wind deflector idea makes some sense. Regardless as to its purpose, you are doing a fantastic job. Rob
  6. plano56
    Greetings, Since I also have two of these (single and double tail) in my stash, I am learning quite a bit about this kit. Unfortunately I can't get to them right now, so I have a question; what is that vertical glass panel hanging down from the nose of the plane? Keep up the excellent work. Rob
  7. plano56
    Amazing amount of detail, and the skill to produce them. Thank you for sharing. I have learned quite a bit. So, when will we see an HP 0-400? Rob N.
  8. plano56
    Brilliant model none the less. Thank you for sharing your techniques. Rob N.
  9. plano56
    Interesting idea of using 1:48 scale turnbuckles. Instead of printing the whole Kreuzen decal (not that that would be a hurdle for you), you may just want to use a plain white decal outline as a background, and then mount the Roden decal over that. Looking froward to your progress on this fantastic build.
  10. plano56
    Chris, may I have a copy of the articles? Thanks, Rob
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