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Browse Images Virtual Aerodrome Image Browser ( Small / Large ) Show : All | Parked | Flying | Build | Aerial | Reference Page (1 in total) : [ 1 ] Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:52 Views : 1727 last one - promise jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:52 Views : 1649 Cockpit coaming is cut from a sheet of 1/16" craft foam. jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:40 Views : 1472 Felix the Cat Squadron jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:38 Views : 1367 Although te original planes were silver and yellow, I used plain white tissue. If you squint - it looks silver, or at least close enough. jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:37 Views : 1302 All markings on this plane were drawn by hand, I opted not to use the kit decals. jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:35 Views : 1392 Before and after engine graphics. If possible, I prefer to save time by drawing, or 'enhancing' a 2D graphic to represent an engine. Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:34 Views : 1478 Parts are ready to be sanded and covered. Notice the lack of dihedral in the top wing. jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:32 Views : 1284 Fuselage frame with all the ink lines sanded off. jernst Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #1, Boeing F4B-2 Parked 26-Jun-07 07:31 Views : 1347 This is how I typically lay out a keel / former fuselage using a magnetic board Page (1 in total) : [ 1 ]