Chip Battles a Fairey***Finished***

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Re: Chip Battles a Fairey***Finished***

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Very nice.
Well done on those improvements; they were worth the effort.
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Really nice result! 8-)
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Very nice, Chip!
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I'm impressed!! Great job!!

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Very nice finish Chip.

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I think that is a fantastic result and well worth all your efforts. The nose and tail mods make a real difference.

You mention painted tape for the canopy framing. Was that Tamiya tape?
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Superb finish!

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Very nice, I'd leave it as is!!.
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Thanks for all the nice comments.
Old_Tonto wrote: You mention painted tape for the canopy framing. Was that Tamiya tape?
I use ordinary decorators tape. I find it just as good for framing and masking as Tamiya tape but at 3 rolls for £1.00 it is much more cost effective.
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