Splash's Kamov Ka-15 ***finished***
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Quick test fit of the head before I paint it.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Looks like you are ready to crack on and make some omelettes with that egg beater.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Wow, what a great looking little helo that has turned out to be. Almost at the finish line now Splash.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
That is looking very smart.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
I don't believe it whilst applying the decals I noticed I had made a school boy error and fitted the two tails on 90 degrees out of alignment, they should have the large edge at the front and small edge at the rear.
It's not a major problem as they will come off with ease, what will take longer is stripping the paint and re painting it orange and white.
So I'm declaring this one crashed on short finals and a non finisher.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Can't you stick them in a little bag with some oven cleaner overnight? Should strip off the paint in no time for you to make a quick start on re-painting tomorrow. Just enough time then to re-paint the orange on Friday...
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
It's knocked the wind out of my sails, so I think I will take a break and finish it in slow time.
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Fair enough.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Oh dear, that's another one that all us watchers missed as well isn't it? A lot of help us lot are
She is a little cracker though Splash.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Oh dear, that one passed us all by although in fairness it is quite an esoteric little fella and I doubt there are many Kamov experts amongst us. Still, can't you swap them over Splash, put the left tail on the right and right on the left which might leave a minimal touch up of the paint or would that not work either?
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
All might not be lost, I found this image showing the taill in all over orange, so the build might be back on.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
Excellent. If you're very close to a finish Splash, there could of course be a bit of flexibility regarding the end of the GB, not too much mind as it has been a long build, but a bit nevertheless I have also mentioned this to OT as you and he seem to be on the cusp of finishing and have suggested until Sunday before I ask JRatz to finally wrap the GB up. I'll probably get told off for suggesting this but I'm prepared to take one for the team
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
C'mon Splash...just get on and do it! It's only a little plastic after all.
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Re: Splash's Kamov Ka-15
MerlinJones wrote:C'mon Splash...just get on and do it! It's only a little plastic after all.
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