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Lawnguylander

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  1. Lawnguylander
    Hopefully this helps- (about halfway down) http://tailhooktopics.blogspot.com
  2. Lawnguylander
    Probably white. They like to use white to have a contrast so if any fluids leak, the leak will be easily spotted.
  3. Lawnguylander
    more http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=15372
  4. Lawnguylander
    Actually, a quick check showed some of the pics- http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=429
  5. Lawnguylander
    Hi I vacuformed the parts over wooden molds I carved. I had a build thread on LSP, but the Photobucket debacle wiped out the pics.
  6. Lawnguylander
    Very cool. I did a Cheyenne in 1/35 about 10 years ago, it's a big one.
  7. Lawnguylander
    If you are reasonably seasoned modeler, you could attempt this method of correcting the kit's intakes- I did it, it wasn't that difficult. http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=21968 Here are mine, in a1/32 FG.1 conversion- http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=33470&p=315784
  8. Lawnguylander
    XP-79B.
  9. Lawnguylander
    Hi Tony, thanks for letting me join the GB- I'll build a 1/32 M2F2 lifting body from the 1960s- I'll start a thread when I have something to show. Cheers, Lee
  10. Lawnguylander
    Is it too late to join this GB? I have a project that might fit the bill.
  11. Lawnguylander
    Yes, I have been in contact with him regarding the B-52, he wrote back to me less than a month ago. He sent me the email from this address- Gerald J Elliott <wings@sangereng.fsnet.co.uk> HTH.
  12. Lawnguylander
    I use 2-part foam in many of my vacs, the exothermic reaction isn't nearly hot enough to damage the plastic. I would be concerned about the age of the foam- I have had opened tins of the foam go bad after a few months, which results in costly waste.
  13. Lawnguylander
    Many, many years ago I built this kit OOB... Warts and all, it was one of those kits that were amazingly satisfying to build even though it is quite primitive. Good luck on your build!!
  14. Lawnguylander
    Very nice, I especially like how you fixed the windows- When I last built the kit, when I was a kid, the windscreen and nosecone didn't fit worth a damn. The one on the cover of Scale Modeler was like yours, no seams, and i couldn't for the life of me figure out how he did it back then. Salute!
  15. Lawnguylander
    The TB also lacked the Stanley escape pods, instead being fitted with conventional ejection seats, I don't know what type. The forward 2 seats were mounted off center, so the guy in back had some forward visibility over the shoulder of the guy in the front office.
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