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Now we're talking! Shaping up very well, Simon! Ciao
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Still, it didn't rain, so all was good Although, the amount of beer and wine that was had may account as a minor flooding... Successful surgery, I see - we can definitely call it progress! (I really need to look into those Berna clamps of yours... ) Ciao
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giemme started following 1:72 FineMolds F-4EJ Kai Fighter (2020 Special Marking Blue)
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Thanks John, I'm glad you like it! Cheers Thom, thank you! To answer your questions, here's a link at the clear resin I bought: https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B08TBD8QXP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And yes, I use a simple UV flashlight. like this: https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B072MGHYH2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&th=1 Just as a final update, last WE I went to Old Buck with @CedB, @Fritag, @The Spadgent, @perdu and @Terry1954 to deliver the model(s) (and visit Norwich points of interests, namely a few pubs ), so here she is alongside the wonderful Defiant that Steve built: and here's the ever growing fighters collection at Old Buck @CedB bombers couldn't be displayed, as Jim, the Museum curator, is in the process of moving all the big birds to a new Museum he's preparing (top guy, and restless ) Ciao
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Thank you, George! Much appreciated! See below for some Museum pics Cheers mate, thank you! Thanks Keith, glad you like it! Thanks @mullac2001! Thank you Cookie - so glad you like it! It made to Old Buck all in one piece, it was actually a very smooth trip - and we had a great time with all the usual suspects there Here it is, next to @Fritag's wonderful Defiant and here's the (ever growing) fighters collection at Old Buck: I couldn't take a picture of the bombers because Jim (for who doesn't know him, he's the Museum curator, top guy! ) is building a new (additional) Museum and is in the process of moving the big birds there. Ciao
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Great surgery job, Alain! Now they need a good bath in Future, though Ciao
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Birthday Raptor.... And Quickbuild over that !!
giemme replied to corsaircorp's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Almost there, Alain! Ciao -
1/48 F4U-4 Corsairs Academy and Trumpeter
giemme replied to corsaircorp's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Of course you will! Ciao -
Westland Wasp HAS 1: 'Ambuscade Flight: XT778'
giemme replied to TheBaron's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Oh for goodness sake! Those test prints are just amazing! Ciao- 674 replies
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Birthday Raptor.... And Quickbuild over that !!
giemme replied to corsaircorp's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
I told you decals are evil..... Glad you were able to fix it, though Ciao -
Glad to know things are going in the right direction for you. Simon Definitely! Ciao
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Cheers Terry, thank you! Very much looking forward to get there! Glad you approve of, Keith! Way too kind, Alain - thank you! Cheers mate, thank you! Fingers crossed indeed! Thanks Steve! Cheers Bill, thank you Looking at this pic, it would appear the wire was there (courtesy of https://www.worldwarphotos.info, I will remove the photo and just post the link if this is infringing any sort of copyrights): Also, I don't think this necessarily contradicts what you mentioned above: the typical arrangement for a P-47D of that period would be the antenna wire connected from the fin to an insulator located just right of the antenna mast base, so maybe the different placing in this case was to improve compatibility with the British comms system. Of course, this is all speculation from my part, because I know close to nothing about radio equipment; I'm quite convinced I can see the wire from the photo above, though. Ciao