Canon British Airways 747-400 - Page 3

**joshuajaeseo** · #21 07-27-2016, 04:16 AM

The flap fairings are on the wing. The 747 looks beautiful and very elegant, I'm surprised it turned out this well. That should wrap up my modeling in Korea, I go back home tomorrow. Expect more 1/144 builds in the near future.

**Knife** · #22 07-27-2016, 07:25 AM

Good job on the Brit 747. Don't forget that there's both a Pan Am and KLM 747 in the download section here at PaperModelers.com, should you want to start a 747 collection. Plus the Air Force One model over at Paper Replika.

I noticed a few Airbus's hiding in your photos, too.

**milenio3** · #23 07-27-2016, 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by joshuajaeseo

Thanks! Which 747 are you planning to build?

You'll see... you'll see... it has something to do with my avatar.

**croden** · #24 07-27-2016, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by milenio3

You'll see... you'll see... it has something to do with my avatar.

I know which one it is

**milenio3** · #25 07-27-2016, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by croden

I know which one it is

Shhh!!

Soon, soon.

When I built the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft eons ago, I remember I added a wooden structure for the wings, so they could be more sturdy.
Being so big, the wings didn't stay in place, that is why I added the wooden part.

I need to see other solutions for this problem.

**GreggCA** · #26 07-27-2016, 08:54 PM

Your BA 747 is Wonderfull!!! Its one of my favorites... I do have this download and wish i had the eye sight to make it....old age and old hands... Im glad to see people still make models... seems like a lost art to me since every kid i knew growing up loved to do them... but that was 40 years ago.. Thank you for the oictures.. very nice model!
Gregg

**joshuajaeseo** · #27 08-06-2016, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by milenio3

Shhh!!

Soon, soon.

When I built the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft eons ago, I remember I added a wooden structure for the wings, so they could be more sturdy.
Being so big, the wings didn't stay in place, that is why I added the wooden part.

I need to see other solutions for this problem.

Is it this plane? You know, the whole biting/eating thing?

Jokes aside, your 747 looks very nice so far.

**milenio3** · #28 08-10-2016, 11:47 AM

Ha! That was extreme! LOL!

Thank you.

Any progress on yours?

**joshuajaeseo** · #29 08-10-2016, 12:48 PM

Nope. Unfortunately I had to leave it behind in Korea. Ill have to rebuild it soon...

**Don Boose** · #30 08-11-2016, 06:22 AM

Great model! Too bad you had to leave it behind, but I look forward to your next build.

I hope you enjoyed your stay in Korea. I lived a total of nine years in Korea over four tours of duty and enjoyed every minute. Haven't been back for about ten years, but would love to make another visit.

Never lived in Dongducheon, but visited from time to time. It is quite a modern city now, quite different from its appearance in 1962, when I first saw it.

Don