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  1. dogsbody
    https://archive.org/details/BritishExplosiveOrdnance/page/n11/mode/2up Page 45 Chris
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    Like this? Photo courtesy of Carl Vincent ( @Carl V ) Also, I think these bombs could have been painted Dark Green. Chris
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    I've had this kicking around the stash for some years now: Chris
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    I've got these: Chris
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    My two largest collections are: Savoy Brown - 22 albums Bob Dylan - 41 albums Chris
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    Nothing will happen. If you are hand-brushing, it will help in avoiding brush streaks. If air-brushing, it will give you some time for masking removal. It's not necessary to use it. Chris
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    If using Tamiya, I recommend getting this, to slow down drying time, especially if airbrushing. Chris
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    Now that's a good lookin' tank! Where in the great, large country are you? Yesterday, it was 8 degrees, light rain with just a bit of snow. Chris
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    This? Chris
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    Looking good! Too bad you lowered both ailerons. It should be one up, one down. Chris
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    Get a bottle of acetone-based nail polish remover. That stuff undoes super glue, for those time when you accidently glue your fingers together or glue something to somewhere you don't want it. Chris
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    My collection of Allison-powered Mustangs: Not sure of accuracy on any of these. Chris
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    According to Wikipedia, the Caproni was powered by by Piaggio Stella P.VII, which was based on a Gnome et Rhône 7K, design, that was based on the Bristol Titan 7-cylinder engine. Chris
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    Like this shot of VR-A, taken at CFB Greenwood, in the early 90's. Chris
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    My saw collection: I have two different Xacto saw blades. The other one has slightly larger teeth. The Xacto handle with the wooden bit at the end is fitted with a bit of a broken CMK blade. It's great for cutting through thick sprue gates. Chris
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    But why only on the Pegasus-powered Wellington? And why not on all of those Wellingtons? The Bristol Pegasus was a larger version of the Mercury, to deliver more power. Why didn't Mercurys have that fairing? Chris
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    The PZL 37 did not have that holed fairing/plate fitted over the central gear casing, nor did any other Bristol Pegasus powered aircraft I have ever seen. If you have photos of such fittings, I'd like to see them. Chris
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    Like this one, in my stash; Chris
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    Those aren't gun turrets. They're manual gun positions. Chris
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    Just a reminder: While Airfix would have you paint the upper fuselage section that is under the canopy #33 Black, in reality, it should be painted Dark Green, the same as the upper camouflage colour. Chris
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    I just found these on my 'puter. Chris
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    The German 30 mm. cannon could supposedly take down a B-17 with as few as 3 hits, especially if the wings were hit. Chris
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    I bought these a few years ago, but haven't used them yet: Chris
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    On mine, after the final shaping with a file, I went over the clear bits using these. When done, the lights were coated with Future, giving them a nice, clear look. Chris
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    Chris
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