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The kit’s external tanks rely on the petal solution, which if often tricky to assemble. The smaller tanks (ModelArt) are a good example of how a cone-based solution is effective. Good work
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#42
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Today I made some small parts and spent most of my time on spray painting:
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#43
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Hi ricleite, In fact, the surface of the actual 108 gallon fuel tank is not smooth, and the petal solution does not require excessive smoothing. Retaining some patterns is actually closer to reality. The more reason I didn't adopt this plan is that I found that this aircraft doesn't have any historical photos to support this configuration.
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Very accurate fitting! It looks very realistic.
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#45
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I just installed two main landing gears.
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#46
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Excellent work. 頂瓜瓜! Making you at same par with ricleite!
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#47
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Thank you for your appreciation. What surprised me was that you were able to post in Chinese!
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#48
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Yeah, I'm a Chinese HK guy!
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You did a very impressive job with these small parts.
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Some of my small updates today
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