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| Dale1416 | Dumas Kit #208, Walnut Tiger Moth | Build | 21-Jun-10 11:09 |  | | Views : 1913 | | "Mr. Mulligan" final fitting and sanding. |
| Dale1416 | Dumas Kit #208, Walnut Tiger Moth | Build | 21-Jun-10 11:08 |  | | Views : 2174 | | "Mr Mulligan" completed fuselage, wings, tail, and rudder sections. |
| Dale1416 | Dumas Kit #208, Walnut Tiger Moth | Build | 21-Jun-10 11:06 |  | | Views : 1962 | | "Mr Mulligan" all papered and ready for final assembly |
| Dale1416 | Dumas Kit #208, Walnut Tiger Moth | Build | 21-Jun-10 11:06 |  | | Views : 2046 | | After 2 coats of clear dope, I brushed on Testor's 1144 Gold enamel for the trim color. Then masked off the gold and spray painted the entire model with 2 coats of Krylon gloss burgundy. |
| Dale1416 | Dumas Kit #208, Walnut Tiger Moth | Parked | 21-Jun-10 10:58 |  | | Views : 1859 | | This is actually Dumas Kit #201...."Mr. Mulligan". I remember seeing a beautiful model on Virtual Aerodrome done in the burgundy and gold paint scheme. I liked it so much, I decided this "Mr. Mulligan" plane kit with it's radial engine, would be a good model for that color combination. After 2 coats of clear dope, I brushed on Testor's 1144 Gold enamel for the trim color. Then I masked off the gold and spray painted the entire model with 2 coats of Krylon gloss burgundy. I had some gold colored pin-striping that I had used on my Dodge Dakota truck years ago, so I used this to trim up "Mr. Mulligan". The engine cowl was a painstaking job, but it sets off the model. |
| Dale1416 | Dumas Kit #208, Walnut Tiger Moth | Parked | 21-Jun-10 10:32 |  | | Views : 1696 | | This is actually a Dumas Kit called "Mr Mulligan". It's a walnut scale. The kit number is Dumas #201. I couldn't find this kit on the site, which is why it is listed under this particular Dumas Kit and not the correct one. |
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