Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
- PaulBradley
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Re: Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
Hmmm, we might have the makings of a group build here.......
Paul
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Re: Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
There are some very nice builds here, if i do go ahead with this only hope mine will be as cgood as all of yours been looking about at other pairings and got a few ideas now
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- splash
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Re: Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
Go large
Use four 1/48 Sea Vixen's, buddy buddy re-fueling
Now that would be a display
Regards
Splash
Use four 1/48 Sea Vixen's, buddy buddy re-fueling
Now that would be a display
Regards
Splash
- bassman
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Re: Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
Amazing. Where is the stand this diorama stands on? It looks like the actually fly.theplasticsurgeon wrote:Here's one I prepared earlier.
72nd Victor fueling a Buccaneer and Lightning - all Matchbox.
Henk
edit: I see the wires now.
- AndrewR
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Re: Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
If you do a refueling diorama and they use the hose and drogue method, then the hose should have a gentle and smooth parabolic arc shape.
http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs/de ... d780811858;
Kinks in the pipe would be bad news for fuel flow rate!
Cheers
Andrew
http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs/de ... d780811858;
Kinks in the pipe would be bad news for fuel flow rate!
Cheers
Andrew
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- nightrider2k
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Re: Air To Air Refueling Dio Help
I used and old string from my freinds electric bass guitar with a coat of black enamel paint, working on the principle that the hose would be a kind of plastic coating with a wound metal outer core (couldn't find any large scale references for this?).
I've since found that there are also silver bands (distance markers) at about 1 metre intervals
I've since found that there are also silver bands (distance markers) at about 1 metre intervals
Regards
Boz
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