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| rayl | Scratch Built Loening OL-8 Amphibian | Build | 10-Feb-16 11:18 |  |
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| Next, laid some 50# bond paper over the parchament. I think that next time I will use standard 20# paper. Can you see where I'm heading? |
| rayl | Scratch Built Loening OL-8 Amphibian | Build | 10-Feb-16 11:17 |  |
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| Covered the face of the board with parchament paper to prevent glue sticking to it. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Loening OL-8 Amphibian | Build | 10-Feb-16 11:15 |  |
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| I feel like a cobbler. Small brads driven into the edge of the board at every other 3/32" mark. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Loening OL-8 Amphibian | Build | 10-Feb-16 11:12 |  |
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| Defaced the fine looking board with some lines: 3/32" on both faces. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Loening OL-8 Amphibian | Build | 10-Feb-16 11:11 |  |
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| Fine looking piece of board,eh? Lets see what I can do with it. |
| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 08-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. |
