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Greetings.
Wings, they fit very well, but they are not easy, especially the root of the wing. The rest is not so complicated. Although my work is not perfect they look pretty good. The following is the engine, it does not look very complicated. Thank you. |
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Actually Sergio, you work IS perfect. Nice work on the wing root too.
Gary
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Shaping up to be another Sergio masterpiece.
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Gary, Garry, thank you very much! Progress will be slow, the damn job is taking me all the time.
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I am really liking the way you use long strips to seamlessly join the fuselage sections... I will have to try that method on my next build.
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I would like to know more about this technique, Sergio.
I have gone back through your build threads and note that you do not always use the long strip method, although your models are beautifully made, no matter which method of joining fuselage sections you use. Do you use separate long strips? I would be glad to see some images of the process, if you have the time and are inclined to provide some. Don |
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Falco, Don Bosse, thank you very much .
In general to join fuselage sections I use the traditional system of separate tabs. In this case I had to improvise on the fly. When introducing the cabin inside the outer deck the coupling was perfect and well tight. Then I checked that if I used the double former joining system, I would not be able to achieve the union I wanted. As I could not remove the outer cover of the cabin I was introducing these strips patiently between both skins, which is not easy.As the 3 rings of the do not reach the centimeter front choose to leave the long strips to take all 3 together. And the result is very good, achieve very smooth joints. On the engine hood I will use the same system, if it is simple, they are only paper strips inside. When building the hood I will describe the process well, in itself simple although it requires some extra time. |
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This is great... I definitely will try it on my next build. I totally get what you mean regarding the double former connections.
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I enjoy seeing the formation of the model and your style of construction.
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Many thanks for the detailed and clear explanation.
Don |
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