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Great progress iggie.
59North wrote:Cut up drinking straws often work well for slipping over gun barrels and antenna's.
I like that idea.

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Very nice work on the B17 iggie,well tidy.
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Cheers Folks. Nothing more to report at present; work has been hectic of late :roll:
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The B-17 is now in a holding pattern until I can get to get a coat of black on it, prior to the NMF
In the meantime, I have started work on my entry for the Zero GB:
Kit parts painted
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PE side frame and knobbly things added
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Seat belts, floor and rudder pedals
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IP
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I dont how you chaps can do different models at the same time,I have enough trouble doing one at a time.Like the start you have made on the Zero.
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This is a total departure for me; I'm normally a one in and one out builder :-D
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iggie wrote:This is a total departure for me; I'm normally a one in and one out builder :-D
Me too,but I have start another kit now,until I can sort my 1/24 decal problem.
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Great work Iggie. The B-17 looks awesome. I like the spars to support the wings. Much nicer than a butt joint. It's going to be taking up quite a bit of shelf space! Looking forward to seeing it progress.

Is the Zero the Hasegawa kit? Nice!
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PGAS wrote:Great work Iggie. The B-17 looks awesome. I like the spars to support the wings. Much nicer than a butt joint. It's going to be taking up quite a bit of shelf space! Looking forward to seeing it progress.

Is the Zero the Hasegawa kit? Nice!
The Zero is indeed the Hasegawa kit; very nicely moulded and the fit is superb.....it's an enjoyable build
And talking of which, this is the latest from the GB entry (still no progress on the B17 :roll: )
Various shots of the office....
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Engine painted and oiled
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And the current state of play:
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Jim
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The zero is looking great, Iggie. Well done.
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the zero cockpit is very convincing nice build
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Agree with Craig, that's a nice cockpit. Image
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That's rather nice detailing you have done
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Great work on the cockpit Iggie. Is that the colour of the finished paint scheme or an undercoat? It will be interesting to see the final scheme. :grin:
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The topside colour is the finished article; Humbrol 88. I do have a pot of Tamiya IJN Green but I seem to have lost it!
Thanks for looking in, more progress last night, pictures to follow later!
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