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04-21-2018, 07:57 PM
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Thanks so much, Folks.
Just remember that I'm really cheating here...more plastic model or general model finishing techniques than pure paper model skills. My goal will be to NOT need any putty some day!!  I appreciate the support. The Fieseler at least caused some good discussion at today's Seattle IPMS. Mission accomplished... Dan 
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04-21-2018, 08:45 PM
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You're not "cheating" Dan. Seems to me you're just approaching paper modeling in a different way. When we get dings or glue spots or whatever, many of us (well, me at least) just throw the thing away and start over. You, however, putty, sand & paint and drive on. We learn from each other. You enjoy your way and we enjoy ours and that's what's important. As you continue to build paper models you'll improve. I think your desire to not use putty or paint at all is a worthy goal and certainly reachable. So, relax, grab another model and take your time. You can do it!
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04-22-2018, 07:54 AM
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Hello Dan.
You made a great model of a very interesting plane. Congratulations. Best regards
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04-23-2018, 04:33 AM
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Dan, what a great result!! Congratulations, it's a true beauty and I admire your skills (and obviously the time you have available to put in building the model....)!
Erik
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