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Spitfire Mk IXc
All respect and thanks to Leif Ohlssen for this spitfire. My first try at one of the legends. Not too happy with the end result since my fingers feel like tree branches doing the small parts and the printer disagreeing with every colour setting I throw its way. Not too bad for first try but loads of space for improvement.
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Great job westley. You did a nice clean build. I have the same problem with my printer, so I'm going to try having my next model printed at a store.
Gary
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Thanks appreciate. Seems to be an issue lot of printers have these days
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Looks good here.
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I'm very happy to see that someone actually built this redesigned version of Nobi's generous free model. Did you have any issues with the wing design (inner/outer skin as gluetabs, etc)?
Good job! - Leif |
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Nice work!
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That's very well done for your first airplane build.
Jim Nunn
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