Giulio's "Giallone". *** Finished ***

A single-type GB for the famous North American T-6 Texan, SNJ, Harvard trainer in any guise, markings, or scale.
Runs 1-30 September and your GBLs are Gregers & Prisca.
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An odd point about the spade grip is that the Canadian built aircraft only had it in the front cockpit.

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I have used it, put a ring around the center and place the spark plug wires, then use the your shading talent, it will be a nice engine.
On the contrary,if you want I can offer you 4 Airfix Stirling engine for this Academy Texan engine (a big deal!)
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cast0260 wrote:I have used it, put a ring around the center and place the spark plug wires, then use the your shading talent, it will be a nice engine.
On the contrary,if you want I can offer you 4 Airfix Stirling engine for this Academy Texan engine (a big deal!)
I'm starntig to drill the holes for the spark plugs wires...... :)


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Coming along nicely, I built the Academy kit way back it is quite nice.
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Confirm, the fit is good.
Just a little sanding on the wings.

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A lot of work going into that engine there, good stuff!

Coming on well. :)
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On the way to the paint factory.

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giulio_gobbi wrote:On the way to the paint factory.

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YESSSS!!! we can't wait less from you, good job Giulio (I hope that works also in english)
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Great work with the engine!
This is shaping up really nicely. :)
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Looking forward to seeing your paint job!
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Great work. I am looking forward to seeing what you do with the Academy kit. I have posted some T6 engine pictures here - http://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=251&t=7592; .

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Gregers wrote:Great work. I am looking forward to seeing what you do with the Academy kit. I have posted some T6 engine pictures here - http://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=251&t=7592; .

All the best.

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Beautiful photographs Greg.
Very useful.
I'll paint my engine again.
You have cleared many doubts I have.

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Painted! :)

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Another lovely yellow T-6. Great work so far, Giulio. No problems with the kit underway? I hope to start mine in the weekend.
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Prisca wrote:Another lovely yellow T-6. Great work so far, Giulio. No problems with the kit underway? I hope to start mine in the weekend.
Problems? Absolutely nothing, is delicious.

Only the wheels have two orrible pin, but these are details.
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