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| jerry campbell, Image # 20332 | 03 Dec 10 07:38 |
Trial fitting the port side wall. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20331 | 03 Dec 10 07:36 |
As I said the cavernous cockpit demands some detail. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20330 | 03 Dec 10 07:34 |
I added the floor and rear of the cockpit with thin plastic sheet. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20329 | 03 Dec 10 07:31 |
The wings and twin tail fins are ready for paper. |
| Heinrich Dorfmann, Comment for image # 20219 | 23 Nov 10 11:24 |
| How many hours did it take you to build it up to this point ...? |
| Heinrich Dorfmann, Comment for image # 20213 | 23 Nov 10 11:23 |
| I have used carbon copy paper (hard to get nowadays) and a soft pencil with good success. But I would agree that the paper method is faster. |
| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 20217 | 23 Nov 10 10:48 |
| very neat and interesting! |
| jerry campbell, Comment for image # 20216 | 22 Nov 10 14:59 |
| While the Volksjaeger realy did not enter operatonal Luftwaffe service there is some evidence that at least one kill was scored in the little jet fighter. Unfortunately the pilot was shot down and lost while landing. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20219 | 22 Nov 10 14:55 |
While the fuselage is set aside to fill and sand the wings are started. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20218 | 22 Nov 10 14:54 |
The cockpit is cavernous and cries out for some detailing. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20217 | 22 Nov 10 14:52 |
The fuselag with a lot of balsa fill is extremely strong and will require a good bit of sanding and filling. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20216 | 22 Nov 10 14:49 |
I printed some references off of the net. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20215 | 22 Nov 10 14:48 |
The fuselage under construction |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20214 | 22 Nov 10 14:38 |
I then cut out the various parts wiht a heavy duty #2 blade and my paint (scraper) 'notcher'. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20213 | 22 Nov 10 14:34 |
Not having luck with other methods I simply copied the plans and glued the print stock to 1/16th balsa sheets with white glue. ex time I will use glue sticks as Mike reccomends. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20212 | 22 Nov 10 14:29 |
While searching the internet for plans that could be downloaded I found these 1/24th scale plans for a 1/24th scale Heinkel He 162A-2 on Mike's free flight site. |
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