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Browse Images Virtual Aerodrome Image Browser ( Small / Large ) Show : All | Parked | Flying | Build | Aerial | Reference Page (45 in total) :  <<   6   7   8   9   10  [ 11 ]  12   13   14   15   16   >>  [ < Prev ] [ Next > ] Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:14 Views : 466 I decided to model this pose using some Tamiya figures and a lot of putty. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:13 Views : 498 Yesterday a childhood hero died, Wallace (Bill Thompson). Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:58 Views : 595 One more shot of the missiles. The noses are clear plastic dimples cut from goggly-eyes. The real missiles have cameras in their noses. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:54 Views : 529 I cut two parallel lines the width of the plastic, and the diameter of the inner circle in the plastic. I notched between the two lines and press-fit the "propellor" onto the cone. Again, it is removable for transport.The tailbone was then attached to the fuselage using a butterfly clip. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:51 Views : 603 Using Ted's tail cone, I had a another friend cut out a 12"+ diameter piece of clear plastic. I painted the prop to look like it was spinning. I probably should be a bit more subtle, but with the yellow warning strips, it came out pretty effective. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:49 Views : 548 The aileron linkage pieces can be seen in this photo. Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:48 Views : 519 Attached to the plane. The keyhole attachment is very solid, yet easy to remove for transport. You can see the footballs and antenna in place as well. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:46 Views : 486 Parts are coming together. I attached the hard point body to the wing using screws. I cut keyhole slots in the wings, insert the screw heads and slid them back. Worked out great. Very solid attachment. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:44 Views : 462 Cardstock fins. I drilled holes for small dowels to peg into the missile rails for better security. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:43 Views : 485 Making missiles. The bodies came from Ted. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:42 Views : 455 My tailbone is taped in place, in anticipation of finishing Ted's tail cone. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:41 Views : 443 The foam tailbone, primed and painted. It is surprisingly sturdy now. I may have to try this with a fuselage sometime. Page (45 in total) :  <<   6   7   8   9   10  [ 11 ]  12   13   14   15   16   >>  [ < Prev ] [ Next > ]