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| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 37719 | 03 Jan 17 22:02 |
| Nice work. I think this is the same corrugated styrene that I used on my scratched Tin Goose. Bravo! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 22:00 |
| The gauges look so real. Nice job! |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 20:02 |
| Just brilliant work. Love the photos of the bezels' shading to give it a 3-D effect. Very well executed. You did great. |
| Huey V77, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 19:15 |
| Naw, aluminum painted black will work. |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 19:07 |
| Huey, I guess the mounting bracket for the compass should be brass too? |
| jgood, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 17:48 |
| Dad has a 1,000 hours in one of these, so he should be able to answer. Turn Coordinator top middle. Oil temp bottom right? Oil pressure bottom left? |
| Huey V77, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 17:38 |
| The one on the right is a tachometer, far left could be an airspeed. Don't know about the others, can't read them. Make sure you use brass screw on the compas install, don't want to mess up the compas. |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 16:12 |
| These are photos that I downloaded and then had my wife scale to size and print on glossy photo paper which I then cut out to mount on a thin plywood base (for the inst. panel) before insertion into the cockpit (2). Only the compass housing and brackets will be 3D. Sorry if you thought I was good enough to actually build this. My only talent is adapting things I find to fit a need. I'll have to get back to you on the names and functions of the various gauges. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 15:25 |
| That looks super precise! Would you please name the gages and instruments? Curious as to what they really were... |
| Don C, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 15:21 |
| Really nice work. |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 15:09 |
| Still have to fabricate the compass housing and mounting bracket. |
| biplane guy, Image # 37721 | 03 Jan 17 15:08 |
Tiger moth instrument panel |
| biplane guy, Image # 37720 | 03 Jan 17 15:07 |
Tiger Moth windshields |
| biplane guy, Image # 37719 | 03 Jan 17 15:06 |
Tiger Moth fuel tank |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 37617 | 26 Dec 16 18:40 |
| Looks beautiful Biplane. Can't wait to see the finish. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 37617 | 26 Dec 16 06:11 |
| Not only variations in widths of the bands but also in the reds and blues. On aircraft with a camo scheme they are darker, the blue being close to black. |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 37617 | 25 Dec 16 16:39 |
| David, you can see in this pic the difference in the roundels from those on the Mosquito. I had no idea there were so many variations. |
| biplane guy, Image # 37617 | 25 Dec 16 16:36 |
Replication goal |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 37569 | 25 Dec 16 16:34 |
| David, I'm afraid that this 1/6 scale Tiggie is going to require some larger sizes than you so graciously offered. I really appreciate the offer though. I sent pictures of the Moth I'd like to duplicate to Callie Graphics for an estimate and should hear back from her this week. Merry Christmas and best wishes for the new year. Keith |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 37569 | 23 Dec 16 06:25 |
| The roundels used on the fuselage of the Mosquito are 49mm diameter. I have two of those and two which are 40mm plus two of the larger ones on the wings. I'll be glad to send them if you can use them. Ask James to email me your address. |
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