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| Don C | Scratch Built Basler BT-67 | Reference | 02-Mar-20 18:23 |  | | Views : 689 | | Biplane guy It's Sherman Williams shrink free. I tried Ace Hardware brand, but like this better.. Not sure if there is any difference, but.... |
| edbecky | Peck Polymers A6M Zero | Build | 02-Mar-20 16:22 |  | | Views : 2847 | | I'm gonna say finished and go back to work on the B25 Mitchell.. |
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| edbecky | Peck Polymers A6M Zero | Build | 02-Mar-20 16:20 |  | | Views : 2739 | |
| edtherenderman | Aero-Werkes AW 11601 - Hannover CL IIIa | Build | 02-Mar-20 08:46 |  | | Views : 779 | | Not a lot of building going on right now. Was down with the flu last week (nope, not Corvid-19 although I live just north of Kirkland, WA!). I did spend a good bit of time refining the pipeline for using the laser etcher and found a couple of good shortcuts. I’m planning on putting together a how-to for those who are interested. Anyway, here is a picture of the upper and lower wings for the Hannover. The center section of the upper wing was sheeted in the original a/c and contained an aux fuel tank and radiator. I’m going to 3D model and print those parts. I’ve also spend a week (prior to the flu) modeling the interior details so I can print them. I still need to model the engine. Once I get all the parts done, I’ll fit them to the fuse before sheeting. Finally, I spent some time sheeting, filling and sanding the vertical fin and lower horz stab (no pictures yet). These were integral parts of the original a/c fuse, so wanted to get them sheeted before mounting them and sheeting the fuse. |
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