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31 minutes ago, Spookytooth said:

Paint!!!

Alcad 2 Exhaust Manifold ( a rusty red brown) and maybe some Alcad 2 Duraluminium in a 30/70Might add a drop of pale gold too. Not sure yet.

 

Simon.

I see :thumbsup: I thought you invented some sort of concoction to get that effect :winkgrin:

 

Ciao

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On 11/11/2019 at 23:05, Adam Poultney said:

Coffee is the most important substance on the planet

Yes, along with the tea! 🍵

 

On 11/11/2019 at 23:14, Spookytooth said:

I run on it, that and nicotine (which I am trying to quit)

Quit nicotine, quit art... 😬

 

OK Simon, an exhaust looks good and gritty. 👍

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3 hours ago, Nikolay Polyakov said:

Yes, along with the tea! 🍵

Yes Nikolay, tea as well, for some.

I forgot that our friends in the East love their TEA.

 

As for the fags, I wish that I did not start back 50 years ago.

 

Simon.

 

PS, Will hopefully get some spraying done soon.

 

 

 

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On 13/11/2019 at 14:10, Spookytooth said:

I forgot that our friends in the East love their TEA.

Actually, I drink coffee two times a day, but black tea is my go-to «fuel»! 😸


 

On 13/11/2019 at 14:10, Spookytooth said:

As for the fags, I wish that I did not start back 50 years ago.

Yes, it’s better not to start doing some things... Like an old Trumpeter kits! 😜

 

On 13/11/2019 at 14:10, Spookytooth said:

PS, Will hopefully get some spraying done soon.

Good luck, Simon! 🤝

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1 hour ago, Nikolay Polyakov said:

Yes, it’s better not to start doing some things... Like an old Trumpeter kits! 😜

And like this one Nikolay.

Pick me up!!!! If I had known how much of a pain it was/is, I would of put it back down in the shop when I brought it.

 

Simon.

 

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OK folks, a quick update.

Decided to paint the exhausts .

 

My mix was...

 

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To spray this lot.

 

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And after a few light coats, this..

 

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Leave to dry for a few hours and then de-mask and see what`s happened?

 

Coffee break now.

 

All comments welcome.

 

Simon.

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Thanks @giemme, @mdauben and @Adam Poultney, yeah we will see.

 

Well it had to happen, off with the tape.

 

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And her she is.

 

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I`m happy with that, he metallic hue wasn`t what I expected but it will do.

 

She is off to the hangar for now to cure, before gloss varnishing for decals (Lots of the buggers).

 

Coffee time.

 

All comments welcome.

 

Simon.

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Thanks @giemme, @bbudde, @Nikolay Polyakov, and @stevehnz for the kind comments, they mean a lot.

 

Right, did a little bit more last night.

The nav lights on the wing tips got a touch of X11 before a drop of clear red/green put on the appropriate lights.

 

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Also, I forgot to take a pic of the exhaust clams.

 

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They look better in real view.

 

Hope to get some varnish on her today.

 

All comments welcome.

 

Simon.

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On 29/11/2018 at 00:35, Spookytooth said:

Yep she sure is Giemme, but not that many parts in all really. 116 to be exact, or that is what is written on the box...

 

Sorry for the tardiness but life...

 

Update.

 

Although I have been busy in life, I got this lot ready for priming.

 

RFP 1

 

RFP 2

 

Hopefully I will be able to post some more on the weekend.

 

All comments welcome.

 

Simon.

what are the tools used for gripping the parts? (the pincer like thingies with wooden handles)

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10 minutes ago, Vaastav said:

what are the tools used for gripping the parts? (the pincer like thingies with wooden handles)

They my good fellow are self-closing tweezers, a handy tool(s) to have lying around.

I also use small crocodile clips mounted on wires as well.

 

I hope that helps you out.

 

Simon.

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Thank you, I found them on Amazon, will order them when I go home (or scrounge them from our art department)

Thank you, I found them on Amazon, will order them when I go home (or scrounge them from our art department)

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3 minutes ago, Vaastav said:

Thank you, I found them on Amazon, will order them when I go home (or scrounge them from our art department)

Thank you, I found them on Amazon, will order them when I go home (or scrounge them from our art department)

Glad I could help dear sir.

 

Simon.

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