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This one although initially more expensive does come with free p&p.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250890099448;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250890099448;
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That's how I found it but that ebay sale has ended and it's not been relisted. I then just googled the company.TobyC wrote:This one although initially more expensive does come with free p&p.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250890099448;
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Re: How to Rig a biplane the Ian way....
Back again with the next installment!
I took the parts to work over my weekend of nights and started on the rigging this afternoon.
I took the parts to work over my weekend of nights and started on the rigging this afternoon.
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I'm enjoying watching this
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It's good to see it being done 'in the flesh'.
Good work.
Nigel
Good work.
Nigel
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Oh, I'm ploughing through it now!
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Part 5 is here!
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That's coming along really well. Just about to embark on mine.
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Great stuff, Ian.
This is how I am going to rig my next bi-planes. Did I really say that out loud?
Seams (see what I did there) so much easier, and something I might actually pull off without disasters.
Yep, this is definitely for me. Very good videos, and I found the commentary to be of good quality.
Now, don't forget to delete these two vids before filming the next one!
Hopefully there will be another Norwegian Gladiator on my bench soon.
This is how I am going to rig my next bi-planes. Did I really say that out loud?
Seams (see what I did there) so much easier, and something I might actually pull off without disasters.
Yep, this is definitely for me. Very good videos, and I found the commentary to be of good quality.
Now, don't forget to delete these two vids before filming the next one!
Hopefully there will be another Norwegian Gladiator on my bench soon.
Confused as always, and somewhere in hiding on the Scandinavian peninsula...
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Really good stuff, Ian.
Besting 60 years of mediocre building of average kits in the stand off scale
- Clashcityrocker
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Very informative videos, and nice Albatros too.
Nigel
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- JohnRatzenberger
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Re: How to Rig a biplane the Ian way....
And a great lesson in how rigging strengthens the biplane structure to hold a few pounds of clamps
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When do you start filming "The Rigging Strikes Back" ?
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Re: How to Rig a biplane the Ian way....
Very interesting and a commentary you can listen to!. This is exactly how I do rigging now that I've ventured into it, didn't learn anything from these vids only joking, I did actually and nice to see the superglue effort, my planes look like they have model acne at times!!.
Also, with those clamps you must make great Christmas decorations!! .
Also, with those clamps you must make great Christmas decorations!! .
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!!
Owner of Marky's Model Emporium since 2013!.
Owner of Marky's Model Emporium since 2013!.
Re: How to Rig a biplane the Ian way....
Mark, I find a file is the best way to get rid of the excess superglue as it's so much more 'solid' than poly.
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