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| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43517 | 14 Oct 21 22:28 |
| that green cardstock is not on the replacement catalog.
directions for for forming the cockpit and other sections are not on the instruction sheet on the page that shows numbers for plastic and cardstock identification. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 43517 | 14 Oct 21 14:25 |
| The Guillows web site lists all the kits they make and all the contents of each kit. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 43517 | 14 Oct 21 10:49 |
| You probably can order it from Guillow's if you want. |
| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43517 | 13 Oct 21 14:49 |
| Am I missing that Green card stock with the cockpits and gun turret stuff.?
The only card stock I have is white and is mostly for aileron control stuff |
| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43517 | 13 Oct 21 14:46 |
| My biggest problem now is that infill takes a lot sanding and spraying. I’m going to make due with as little of each and will have to use a brush as much as I can. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 43517 | 13 Oct 21 11:26 |
| I understand even though I'm a few years younger. My wife has the upstairs to herself. Fortunately my shop is out in the garage.The B17 is looking good. |
| bobgood, Comment for image # 43517 | 12 Oct 21 22:54 |
| ,,,,,that's a very good reason to move up Mark - keep on with the models it keeps you young at heart. |
| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43517 | 12 Oct 21 22:43 |
| Elmers is good..testors is for fast drying apps.
move from the basement? I'm 86 and starting to slow down a bit. |
| bobgood, Comment for image # 43517 | 12 Oct 21 18:39 |
| Looking very good Mark...but why the move up from the basement? Ah! Elmers Glue-All, I use that quite a lot too. |
| bobgood, Comment for image # 43517 | 12 Oct 21 18:36 |
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| mark eggebeen, Image # 43517 | 12 Oct 21 16:27 |
I've been demoted... from my nice roomy workroom in the basement to a small part of a first floor room No more stairs for me I have clean up after each session just like when I was kid.. |
| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43481 | 09 Oct 21 22:24 |
| thanks, all of you |
| edbecky, Comment for image # 43481 | 09 Oct 21 09:29 |
| Looks like it will be good no matter what you decide. |
| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43481 | 08 Oct 21 22:31 |
| good idea Don. I'm also looking into doing silkspan ...I've never
tried that. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 43481 | 08 Oct 21 11:22 |
| That's a good thought.
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| edtherenderman, Comment for image # 43481 | 08 Oct 21 08:41 |
| If I was going to infill this, I would look at sheeting the wings and infilling the fuse. Would be much faster. Just a thought. |
| edtherenderman, Comment for image # 43499 | 08 Oct 21 08:40 |
| Good looking build so far. Lots of stringers on that one! |
| mark eggebeen, Comment for image # 43481 | 07 Oct 21 16:19 |
| the last three I did were infilled. I might just try to see if I still can do tissue.
the P 38 I did in tissue and then tore it off and went with infill! |
| mark eggebeen, Image # 43499 | 07 Oct 21 16:15 |
yup.....look like an airplane ! |
| Don C, Comment for image # 43481 | 03 Oct 21 20:26 |
| Looks good, Mark. Your choice, but a thought is that the real one is aluminum. |
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