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Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aBuild22-Feb-16 21:09
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Adding some faux turnbuckles to control column to one side
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aParked22-Feb-16 21:06
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Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aBuild22-Feb-16 21:05
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Evergreen plastic tubing drilled for the circular ring
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aParked15-Feb-16 21:04
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Sky and Jeanna Yeager just days after the epic flight around the world. Long story behind this, but like everyone says, one picture is worth a thousand words.
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aParked15-Feb-16 21:02
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Sky standing under Voyager.. Never thought I'd be standing here after that epic flight. Next photo shows why
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aParked15-Feb-16 20:20
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Sky (Gary) when he was ever sooo young. Just finished the Swordfish model. My son was still an egg at the time.
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Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aParked14-Feb-16 22:48
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Close up of some of the detailing. The thin lines were from 1/64th chart tape and the "O" hatches were from the letter "O's" from rub off transfer letters.
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aParked14-Feb-16 22:47
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For those who wish to stroll down memories lane, this model of the Swordfish was built in 1984. Had a 5 foot wingspan and scratched out fro Bob Holman's Plans
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aBuild08-Feb-16 19:49
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Here's a close up of what I used for simulating the rigging and turnbuckles for the cockpit interior. I tied a small knot at the end of silver-colored thread being used as wiring, so as to keep the small tubing from slipping off. I then glued a tiny brass bread to the end of my (now) turnbuckle. Cut off the excess thread, leave the knot in place and glue the knot onto the framework, making sure that it lines up with the direction of the wiring.
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aBuild08-Feb-16 13:59
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Pilot's seat installed.
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aBuild08-Feb-16 13:32
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Vertical supports were wood stained, glued into place. Turnbuckles were made from small brass tubing cut to size and a small bead was added to top. All glued into place.
Skyediamonds1985Guillows Series 200 - SE5aBuild08-Feb-16 13:23
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