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Ron,
Couldn't find any of the zig-zag paper I used regular copy paper rolled over florist wire and painted silver. Key was to bend the wire first and then slide the paper tube over the bend.
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The engine looks fantastic, Michael!
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Looking great!
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Thanks guys.
I have to admit that I considered leaving those exhaust pipes off... It took me two days to work up the courage to start those pipes, but it was worth it I just finished drilling small holes in the nose cone to insert front supports for the cowl (note for the future builders - do it BEFORE part is formed - much easier and safer...) - my goal is to achieve something similiar to the photo below.
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Definitely well worth it - detail like that on an exposed or semi-exposed radial make all the difference. Well done!
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Yes. This is a truly great build.
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Ron, Don
Thank you. Engine assembly is done. Next step - wheels.
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The engine and cowling look great Michael, perfectly mounted, the exhaust pipes are very realistic.
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Looks great Mike! A cleaner job would be hard to find.
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Yep, I'd say you achieved it! Fine work on all. That cowl section is impressive.
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