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Old 05-09-2024, 09:43 AM
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Great work, I always appreciate the time and effort it must take to build a model from scratch like this.

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Old 05-12-2024, 11:47 AM
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Retorning to the mounting, I hope the language difference doesn't get in the way (too much )
I made the inspection windows (at least I believe that's what they're for); Is possible see it int he wings and the horizontal empennage.
Royal Aricraft Factory SE5a, cardboard scratchbuilt 1/32-royal-aircraft-factory-s.e.5a-024.jpg
I cuted some cardboard strips; also I painted a triangular cardboard piece in black and glued a transparent adhesive (Contact brand); later I was gluing the strips in the triangle edges. With the pieces ready (are six of them) I glued it in the place:
- one in each upper empennage surface;
- in each wing secction; in inferior wing these windows are in the superior surface; in the upper wing they are in the inferior surface. In the wing I made two little fairing.
Royal Aricraft Factory SE5a, cardboard scratchbuilt 1/32-se5a-31a.jpg Royal Aricraft Factory SE5a, cardboard scratchbuilt 1/32-se5a-32.jpg Royal Aricraft Factory SE5a, cardboard scratchbuilt 1/32-se5a-33.jpg

In sequence I built the whells.
In a cardboard piece (a), I cuted eight circles (b); in six these circles, I cuted a smaller internal circle (c). Later I glued a each circle (from wich I didn't cut the inner circle) in a thick cardboard (d).
By gluing the circles "without the core", on the previous piece, I obtained the necessary thickness of the tires (e and f); here, I glued two circles in a side, and onde in the other side.
So I sanded the tires toi obtain the rouned shape (g and h). Lastely, I made the "tire hubcaps" (I dont know how these things are calling...) I cut two circle in a thin cardboard and cut out a "slice pizza" in each one (i), to later I join it the edge of the circle (j), to dive a conical shape. Finaly I painted the tires in black and glued the hubcaps in the place.
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Old 05-15-2024, 08:37 PM
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Hi, People. Lets go wiht the mounting.
I glued two guides on a balsa wood piece to cut the gear landings struts. Later I cut the pieces of the struts.
Royal Aricraft Factory SE5a, cardboard scratchbuilt 1/32-se5a-38.jpg Royal Aricraft Factory SE5a, cardboard scratchbuilt 1/32-se5a-39.jpg

Here I cut a plataform (from balsa wood) that will over the whells axle; you also see a cardboard piece, which is the metallic sheet that is on over the platform. On right image are all pieces ofr the landing gear.
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Old 05-18-2024, 06:33 PM
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Great work my friend! Is a big show you make here! is a instructional and enjoyng step by step. One sugesttion, mounting replace for building
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Old 05-19-2024, 07:58 PM
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One sugesttion, mounting replace for building
Hi, Gomide. But I didint understand "mounting replace for building". You can write in portuguese, for a dummy like me???
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