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| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37409 | 05 Dec 16 21:40 |
One quarter inch diameter plate for prop nose with six dressmaker's pin heads as a bolt circle. Almost too crowded but not quite. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37335 | 27 Nov 16 14:39 |
Thanks to everyone who has posted pics and build threads of their planes on V.A. I learned from all of you. I'm always open to any suggestions or critiques. : |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37334 | 27 Nov 16 14:35 |
Rear end from underneath |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37333 | 27 Nov 16 14:35 |
Another view |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37332 | 27 Nov 16 14:34 |
Bigger |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37331 | 27 Nov 16 14:33 |
Upside down |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 37325 | 27 Nov 16 13:54 |
| The answer is only the site moderator can make such a change. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37325 | 27 Nov 16 13:46 |
| Thanks sky - that is what I will do - easiest way that way. |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 37325 | 27 Nov 16 13:08 |
| LoL... you're not alone. I've done that myself a few times. As you scroll along on a specific aircraft type, say an S.E. 5, after all my posts, you'll find a variety of aircraft that were accidentally posted there as well. No biggie. This is just my opinion, and I'm sure there are excellent members within our VA Forum who could advise you otherwise, but I'd just repost them under the correct title. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37325 | 26 Nov 16 19:40 |
| Help! I put my last five posts onto my Spad 7 instead of my all wood Rufe!?! How do I switch it? |
| Skyediamonds, Comment for image # 37325 | 26 Nov 16 18:59 |
| Last, you've done a great job on your model. Thank you very much for your complement on my S.E. 5. I've been a bit busy with family. Welcome aboard & great to have you. Any help we (I) can give is always available. -Sky |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37325 | 26 Nov 16 18:05 |
Thanks to everyone who has posted pics and thread builds of their planes on V.A. I learned from all of you. I'm always open to any suggestions or critiques. :-} |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37324 | 26 Nov 16 18:01 |
Rear end from underneath. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37323 | 26 Nov 16 18:00 |
Another view. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37322 | 26 Nov 16 17:59 |
Bigger. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Image # 37321 | 26 Nov 16 17:58 |
Upside down. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37310 | 26 Nov 16 17:55 |
| You gotta love the grain on stained wood! |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37307 | 26 Nov 16 17:47 |
| The infil planking was very slow going, but once you get the hang of it, it goes faster. The key to exact infil planking, I think, is to block up that fuse or float very securely with spare balsa blocks and pins so that it is immoveable. I had to block up that fuse in different positions in order to do 6 or 8 infil planks at a time. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37306 | 26 Nov 16 17:34 |
| Regarding the infil planking - since I was planning on staining the wood of this model, I endeavored to try to perfectly fit each plank so that I would not have to use body filler, as I thought it would not take the stain the same as the wood. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37289 | 26 Nov 16 17:29 |
| Thank you Don C. |
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