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| David Duckett | Guillows Series 400 - BF 109 | Build | 30-Jun-14 11:24 |  |
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| I'm waiting for decals from Guillows for the F-80 so I spent the weekend building the fuselage. It's been shortened to bring it into scale. I've also modified the fuselage where the back of the canopy fits. This is only the first coat of filler so it's still a bit rough. |
| David Duckett | Cleveland Lockheed P-80 | Build | 30-Jun-14 11:20 |  |
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| This is a strip of .020" styrene to make this tank mounting area stronger. |
| David Duckett | Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #15, North American F-86D Sabre | Reference | 27-Jun-14 19:10 |  |
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| Poppy and friend at the Pima Air Museum, 9-28-12 |
| David Duckett | Guillows Series 400 - BF 109 | Build | 26-Jun-14 20:08 |  |
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| I've never cared too much for the 109 but a great deal on the kit changed my mind. Course the books and plastic kit cost more but...It will be a D model so that the plastic pieces will be correct. I will vary it by making the prop a three bladed affair rather than the D's two. Also, it will NOT have a yellow nose! |
| David Duckett | Guillows Series 400 - BF 109 | Reference | 26-Jun-14 03:28 |  |
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| I've noted Poppy's adjustments for scale, Howard's redrawn stabilizer, and Moostang's machine gun placement, and over the years I've heard MUCH about the different versions of the 109. According to further research, all variants had the window marked by the red tape. And yet, there are only two models on the site painted correctly, one being Poppy's plastic model. All the others have this window painted over or in some cases removed. Wonder why? |
| David Duckett | Cleveland Lockheed P-80 | Build | 25-Jun-14 19:35 |  |
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| A bit more detailing to do...should be done sometime next week. |
