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| menu jr, Image # 7700 | 11 Apr 08 18:02 |
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| menu jr, Image # 7699 | 11 Apr 08 18:01 |
p47 Zebra ? |
| menu jr, Image # 7698 | 11 Apr 08 18:00 |
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| menu jr, Comment for image # 7565 | 06 Apr 08 16:30 |
| Bondo brand. You can buy it at wallmart Brand name dosent mater its all the same.Got some at napa one time it seems to sand better. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 7565 | 06 Apr 08 16:06 |
| Brand name please sir! |
| menu jr, Comment for image # 7565 | 06 Apr 08 15:11 |
| I like working with body filler its cheep and easy to use makes alot of dust and has a smell.It drys fast you dont have to wait to sand.If you never worked with it it takes a bit of practice but not any differnt then working with hobby lite. |
| moostang51, Comment for image # 7565 | 06 Apr 08 08:12 |
| After looking at your earlier builds it seems you use a body filler. The results are great. How is it to work with? |
| menu jr, Comment for image # 7577 | 05 Apr 08 22:59 |
| thanks when I get started I can't stop.Worked on it all day today.To many years working flat rate. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 7577 | 05 Apr 08 22:28 |
| Damm, you are a fast worker...looking great! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 22:27 |
| I have been saying this about Guillows balsa and some thought I was being over critical. Perhaps the die that punched your balsa is in need of retooling! |
| menu jr, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 21:37 |
| must not have quality control at guillows. |
| menu jr, Image # 7577 | 05 Apr 08 21:34 |
ready for paint. |
| menu jr, Image # 7576 | 05 Apr 08 21:33 |
ready for the last coat of primer. |
| menu jr, Image # 7575 | 05 Apr 08 21:32 |
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| menu jr, Image # 7574 | 05 Apr 08 21:30 |
tummy tuck |
| moostang51, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 18:27 |
| Case in point. My Mossie, horrible and I mean horrible balsa. Used one piece of the supplied wood the whole build. Much happier with scratch building it. |
| menu jr, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 16:35 |
| I had almost 2hours just cuting out the parts then I had to make all of the cuts for the stringers.It was good practice for when I build one from scratch.. |
| menu jr, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 16:33 |
| It wasan't the quality of the wood that bothered me as much as that they didn't stamp out anything It was like the wood got printed then they forgot to stamp it.Now I now what its like to scratch build. My hats off to you guys who scratch build. |
| SteveM, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 15:36 |
| And any anyone else that hasn't already posted their info there. I am trying to find a good source for both static and flying models, so weight of the wood can be important. |
| SteveM, Comment for image # 7565 | 05 Apr 08 15:34 |
| John O., I have a thread going at the Guillow's forum asking where people get their sheet wood for skinning. Would you kindly post there where you get your wood? |
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