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"the secret is paper"
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Yep, but there are certainly other kinds of super glue that says that they can glue everything
and anything. You have to try them out at a cost! Papermate |
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I've always been intrigued by soda can models. I've never would have thought of attempting one in 1/72 scale, and with spinning props, no less. Well done! I'd love to try to build one (in a larger scale). Do you use regular weight printer paper between the layers of metal, or card stock? Do you use watery dollar store crazy glue, or something more exotic?
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Thanks, Don (RPS). I used card stock for larger parts like wings and fuselage but lesser weight paper for smaller ones like landing gear etc. The super glue I use is that for cobblers here in HK. About USD10 per bottle, possibly 20g, no detailed label and should be from China. Anyway, it works for me. I have tried others like Gorilla Super Glue but it's not too convenient to use as you have to shake it vigorously for a while before using. That one I use runs freely like water and dries pretty fast, too. Have to be very cautious every time I squeeze it out of the bottle to avoid it running to places you don't want and sticks your fingers on the part to glue.
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On the U.S. East Coast -- at least in the mid-Atlantic region-- it's "soda." Once you get into the Midwest, it's "pop." I dunno what it's usually called out West.
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Unless your in Texas. It's all "coke".
Customer: I'll have a Coke. Server: Which one? Customer: Dr Pepper.
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It's interchangeable out here. "Soda" is the usual usage, but I have heard "Pop", "Cola", and the occasional "Soda Pop". Of course we get a lot of retirees from around the country here.
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So, beer can is much more simple, isn't it?
Don't suppose you have another name for it. Papermate |
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Beer can is much simpler. And probably more fun getting the raw materials.
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OK now, a little update on the Black Widow Thunderstorm.
The rear end of the fuselage is in place, no problem so far. Papermate |
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