Daz's Last Enemy **FINISHED**

Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. Any kit, any scale, any subject so long as it represents a participant during the period 10 July - 31 October, 1940. The GB runs 15 August through 15 September and your host is DazDaMan.
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MarkyM607
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Re: Daz's Last Enemy **FINISHED**

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I think the tolerances of the parts are tight to say the least on the new toolings!. I've ended up sanding away at the seat/cockpit framework top get the fuselage closed.
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!! :lol:
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Re: Daz's Last Enemy **FINISHED**

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I had to sand the wing/fuselage fairing on my new-tool job to get the fuselage to fit the gap. Not much, mind, but a bit. Otherwise the wings looked flat!
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I suppose, on balance that it's easier to sand it to fit than to have annoying gaps to fill ;-)

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Re: Daz's Last Enemy **FINISHED**

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True!
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Re: Daz's Last Enemy **FINISHED**

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DazDaMan wrote:True!
Until you then sand off too much of the soft soapy plastic and end up filling it anyway :evil:

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