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| edtherenderman | West Wings Hawker Tempest | Build | 05-Nov-19 19:11 |  |
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| edtherenderman | West Wings Hawker Tempest | Build | 05-Nov-19 19:11 |  |
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| Prepare for a flood of pictures! Finished the Tempest! |
| edtherenderman | West Wings Hawker Tempest | Parked | 04-Nov-19 14:50 |  |
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| The finished product! |
| edtherenderman | West Wings Hawker Tempest | Build | 04-Nov-19 14:49 |  |
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| I painted the parts separately. For the blades, I painted a gray primer and then painted the yellow on that. After it dried, I masked it and painted the black. Results are pretty good. I painted all the parts with Krylon satin finish to replicate the look of the rest of the airplane. |
| edtherenderman | West Wings Hawker Tempest | Build | 04-Nov-19 14:47 |  |
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| Here are the parts after removal from the support material and a light sanding and fitting. |
| edtherenderman | West Wings Hawker Tempest | Build | 04-Nov-19 14:46 |  |
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| Like the nose and exhaust, I decided to model and print the propeller and spinner using my 3D modeling tools and 3D printer. Here is a picture of the propeller blades still attached to their supports and on the build platform. I had already printed the spinner in another batch with propeller blades that I didn’t like the shape of. These are the updated version. |
