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Main Menu Home About Browse images Signup Lost password? News Links Help User Login User Name Password View By Hangar View By Aircraft Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #16, NA F-100 Super Sabre View Details View All Switch Aircraft Users Aircraft BriandKilby David Duckett eagraber heywooood simpleflyer

Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #16, NA F-100 Super Sabre by heywooood. Viewed 356 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments heywooood 04-Jun-17 12:31 heywooood 04-Jun-17 12:38 very early in the shaping and filling process. sometimes the simplest looking shapes can be deceptively difficult to replicate. this one has the intake, the spine, and the forward fuselage and canopy / windscreen flanges...getting it smooth along all the seams and bulkheads will also take extra time. The aircraft will be modeled with the gear down. flaps and slats extended, airbrake extended,and possibly with the canopy open. I want it to look as if it is undergoing pre-flight inspection on the ramp...maybe... Don C 05-Jun-17 09:46 This is the part where you realize how "Sneezy" got his name. heywooood 05-Jun-17 10:54 ..and Sleepy David Duckett 05-Jun-17 11:06 ....and Dopey David Duckett 05-Jun-17 11:26 How do you like that filler? heywooood 05-Jun-17 16:34 the new filler is great. I can shape it a little easier with the knife and it sands to a smoother surface than the Hobbico paste. I still use the Hobbico for heavier applications because it feels a little more 'structural' when it has hardened. Also - I can mix them both with the sealer I am using as they both dissolve into that liquid to make a nice, heavy coating with better filling properties for the finer seams and wood grain openings that can be problematic with either filler alone or sealer alone. I mix a clump uf the filler and pour an equal sized dollop of the sealer into a plastic tray or lid and mix it up with the brush...very nice consistency that sands beautifully after it has cured on the model David Duckett 05-Jun-17 17:18 Never thought of that....what kind of sealer are you using? Don C 05-Jun-17 18:17 That sounds like a really good idea. heywooood 05-Jun-17 20:43 Currently using Pine Pro Sealer - a water based sealer that can be mixed with any water based filler Please sign in to comment on this image.