Andrew's Swedish Klemm *Finished*
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The Klemm looks really cool. Make sure the crew wrap up proper.
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Pretty chilly in that open cockpit in a Swedish winter!Old_Tonto wrote:The Klemm looks really cool. Make sure the crew wrap up proper.
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AndrewR wrote:Pretty chilly in that open cockpit in a Swedish winter!Old_Tonto wrote:The Klemm looks really cool. Make sure the crew wrap up proper.
Pretty chilly in a Swedish summer too!?
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I added some windscreens to the Klemm. The kit pieces were missing, and the real things are pretty small.
I chopped up a bit of 1/400 PE railing left over from my Wannsee build, and with a little careful bending, now have the frames in position on the fuselage.
Next, a lick of green paint, and then a bit of Glue'n'glaze for the glass.
Hans Christian was so surprised that he fell out of the cockpit. He will be put back soon.
I chopped up a bit of 1/400 PE railing left over from my Wannsee build, and with a little careful bending, now have the frames in position on the fuselage.
Next, a lick of green paint, and then a bit of Glue'n'glaze for the glass.
Hans Christian was so surprised that he fell out of the cockpit. He will be put back soon.
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I bet he'll have a story to tellAndrewR wrote:
Hans Christian was so surprised that he fell out of the cockpit. He will be put back soon.
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Another coat of varnish, and we should be finished.
This is a very nice little kit.
This is a very nice little kit.
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The Klemm gets a tiny blob of filler on the nose. There was a sink mark on the prop 
A tiny dab of paint, and that'll be it.
A tiny dab of paint, and that'll be it.
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I can't do much more to the kit now, as my airbrush needs a new o-ring, and I have to order one. So I'll add a dab of paint on the spinner tomorrow and call it finished!
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Re: Andrew's Swedish Klemm *Finished*
Paperclip tail-end added.
Calling it finished. The airbrush is still hors de combat so I'm going to give it a final varnishing later.
Fun build
Cheers
Andrew
Calling it finished. The airbrush is still hors de combat so I'm going to give it a final varnishing later.
Fun build
Cheers
Andrew
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That is a little delight! Very colourful and unusual subject, and nicely turned out as always
Best wishes
Jim
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Thanks. Doesn't look good on close scrutiny, but I don't let people get that close!iggie wrote:That is a little delight! Very colourful and unusual subject, and nicely turned out as always
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It's great !!
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It's my model and I'll do what I want with it.