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| Dfell, Image # 32113 | 12 Aug 14 07:01 |
Gun channels |
| poppy, Comment for image # 31971 | 11 Jul 14 09:38 |
| Beautiful! |
| Dfell, Comment for image # 31970 | 11 Jul 14 08:31 |
| Mind you my school reports used to say that - so nothing changed then. |
| Dfell, Image # 31971 | 11 Jul 14 08:19 |
Another distraction. Just had this 1963 Lambretta TV175 Series 3 restored. |
| Dfell, Image # 31970 | 11 Jul 14 08:17 |
Other side. Could have done better..... |
| Dfell, Image # 31969 | 11 Jul 14 08:16 |
Slowly getting things done. Too many distractions - weather here in UK fairly good so mainly being outside. Not a very good engine with expansion tank. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 31619 | 17 May 14 17:32 |
| You can edit the second comment but not the first. Been that way for years. |
| Dfell, Comment for image # 31619 | 17 May 14 16:50 |
| John - glad you understood what I said. The edit button does not seem to work for correcting badly written sentences. When initially writing something on the uploading section you cannot check what has been put down unlike on this comment section. Maybe James can sort that out.....
Anyway glad you like the idea - the paper certainly kept it all together as the wood split with the bending. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 31619 | 17 May 14 15:08 |
| I really like the paper backing idea. Lately I have completely covered this area with wood. Then I cut the opening with a Dremel saw and shaped the opening with a Dremel drum sander. |
| Dfell, Image # 31619 | 17 May 14 07:40 |
Canopy. Made from 3/32 balsa wood, lined underneath with paper so when curved the wood splitting would still remain intact. Then filled,sanded and hardened. Also the paper protects the cockpit until as such time the paper can be cut open. Anyway that the plan :) |
| Dfell, Image # 31618 | 17 May 14 07:34 |
Side fixing. Used brass parts from ship build. |
| Dfell, Image # 31617 | 17 May 14 07:33 |
Seatbelts fitted. Used masking tape (same as everyone else) |
| Creosotewind, Comment for image # 31563 | 08 May 14 12:29 |
| Any compliments I add are superfluous to what others have already said. But, really awesome work. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 31563 | 08 May 14 06:53 |
| There's an old Mexican proverb, at least told to me by an old Mexican, that goes: When looking at pretty women, always keep your eyes open on a windy day. |
| Dfell, Comment for image # 31563 | 08 May 14 06:27 |
| That's very kind of you, meku especially from you as your craftsmanship is on another level to most of us mere mortals. Are you building anything at the moment but then again I probably not paying enough attention as David D showed me :) |
| meku, Comment for image # 31563 | 08 May 14 01:47 |
| Good job, great skills! All your models made at the highest level, it's nice to watch. |
| JohnG., Comment for image # 31564 | 07 May 14 17:23 |
| Beautiful and intricate detailing..super!!! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 31564 | 07 May 14 14:07 |
| Sweetly fabricated...bravo! |
| Dfell, Comment for image # 31563 | 07 May 14 11:20 |
| Thank you very much for looking in and your nice comments. I realise I have yet to do seat belts. |
| julinick, Comment for image # 31564 | 07 May 14 11:19 |
| I would leave it the way it is. It's perfect :) |
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