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1/48th B1-B GB maybe, but then look what happened.


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Saw this GB and thought "I know, i'll dig that 1/48th Bone out of the loft an have a go"............

Then look what happened..........

Someone else took a liking to it........

This is the Chica special edition.

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I'm going to build it all tucked up, wings all the way back in high speed mode, assuming I can evict Chica that is....

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Is that raised detail on there??

Hell yeah, none of ya wimpy recessed detailing on this baby!! You want recessed? That's why God gave us scribing tools!! :lol: Not that I'd fancy scribing something the size of a small European country!

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Hell yeah, none of ya wimpy recessed detailing on this baby!! You want recessed? That's why God gave us scribing tools!! :lol: Not that I'd fancy scribing something the size of a small European country!

I just realised mine has raised panel lines too! I decided to live with it. Just slap loads of paint on and no one will notice. lol.

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Is that raised detail on there??

No it's all very nicely recessed detailing, but after some research apparently a lot is going to vanish as this kit has major fit issues....

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Well I taped the fuselage components together to test fit, contrary to popular myth it's not too bad, but i'm glad i've got a fresh tube of filler! ;)

But thw B1-B in 48th isn't small is it? and yes that's an A1 cutting mat...........

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I had one of these, but then I had a "Let's be honest" moment, so I've just sold mine. Good luck mate! Apparently it's the engine pods which need the full tube of filler. I look forward to progress :)

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I recall from around a thousand years ago, one of these things on the competition tables (deliberate use of the plural) at the Nationals. Painted in the then new Euro 1 scheme and with one of the rear seats extended out on its rails to sit above the fuselage. It was jaw droppingly huge then, and on the rare occassions that I see one finished now, it is still a massively impressive model.

Good luck Rob. Looking forward to seeing it progress.

Ian

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  • 5 weeks later...

Hi Guys, sorry about the no show for a while, but i've hangared the Bone as i've not been too well of late.

I'll wait until the next round of GBs and take on a smaller project, just so I can get back into the swing of things.

Regards Rob..

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