Only you and we know they ain't square.
No-one will really notice once its on the shelf of display.
A Civvy Tiggie **Finished**
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Re: A Civvy Tiggie
Al speling misteaks aer all mi own werk..
Its not just how good your painting is, its how good the touch-ups are too.
Its not just how good your painting is, its how good the touch-ups are too.
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Re: A Civvy Tiggie
I've built two so far and both have issues with regard to upper/lower wing alignment!
Your Tiggie is beginning to look the part now; very nice scheme
Your Tiggie is beginning to look the part now; very nice scheme
Best wishes
Jim
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Re: A Civvy Tiggie
Thanks at least I know it's not just me!
I had the same issue with the Airfix Swordfish and I seriously had a major break from the hobby after that one...
Hopefully looking to rig today but I'd be lying if I said I was looking forward to it. I'm pondering using a heated blade to remove the jigs from the outer struts. From there I should know how strongly connected (or not).
I had the same issue with the Airfix Swordfish and I seriously had a major break from the hobby after that one...
Hopefully looking to rig today but I'd be lying if I said I was looking forward to it. I'm pondering using a heated blade to remove the jigs from the outer struts. From there I should know how strongly connected (or not).
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Good, keep it up !
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Re: A Civvy Tiggie
Coming along well.
2020 A:35 B:18. 2021 A: 51 B:25 C:21 2022 A:63 B:23 C:11 2024 A:9 B:4 C:15
Re: A Civvy Tiggie **Finished**
I'm going to declare this a completion...quite a rarity with me and GB's these days!
I only did a basic bit of rigging in the end as I was too scared of breaking anything else.
This is a great little kit although as seen during my build Airfix did use a very brittle plastic that is not very forgiving of those of us who are a little ham-fisted. I will definitely build more though as I'm quite happy with the finished results (repaired struts and all!)
Only just realised I completely forgot to add seat belts.
I only did a basic bit of rigging in the end as I was too scared of breaking anything else.
This is a great little kit although as seen during my build Airfix did use a very brittle plastic that is not very forgiving of those of us who are a little ham-fisted. I will definitely build more though as I'm quite happy with the finished results (repaired struts and all!)
Only just realised I completely forgot to add seat belts.
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That's a great looking finish; it really looks lovely in that scheme
Best wishes
Jim
If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing. If you use the airplane the next day, it's an outstanding landing
"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
Jim
If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing. If you use the airplane the next day, it's an outstanding landing
"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
Re: A Civvy Tiggie **Finished**
Very neat and smart work.
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!!
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Re: A Civvy Tiggie **Finished**
That turned out well. Nice work.
2020 A:35 B:18. 2021 A: 51 B:25 C:21 2022 A:63 B:23 C:11 2024 A:9 B:4 C:15