| Image Comments |
| bobgood | 10-Oct-21 15:55 |
| Back to Q6 after a few weeks off due to kitchen and other home jobs to be done. |
| bobgood | 10-Oct-21 15:57 |
| That should have read as "Glazing" not gaazing! |
| bsadonkill | 10-Oct-21 17:55 |
| I like the interior detail, looking good. |
| heywooood | 10-Oct-21 20:53 |
| well I can't stop gaazing at this model Bob |
| bobgood | 10-Oct-21 23:38 |
| Thanks chaps! Good to have your words..... |
| jgood | 11-Oct-21 09:48 |
| Very nice, Dad! |
| Don C | 11-Oct-21 11:25 |
| So nice! How did you do that interior?(If it's not a trade secret). I went back and didn't see anything earlier. |
| bobgood | 11-Oct-21 15:31 |
| Thanks Don - I simply felt that the scale was big enough at (1"= 1foot) to stand some simple chairs sitting on a 1/16" Bass wood floor. They are made out of 1/16" & 3/32" balsa. Jenny, (my other half) cut and fitted some seat covers to them. She used "old Jeans" material. I'll have my work cut-out when doing the final filling, sanding and painting. With our DD setting the standard that will be a tough job. |
| bobgood | 11-Oct-21 15:38 |
| ...one screw holds the wing in place at the TE. The LE fits into the nose rib profile in the fuse. The floor with the seats can be removed if need be - it sits in place without any gluing or fixing. One 1" wood-screw holds each engine unit to the wings, on the underside, for easy removal too. I'm not sure where to purchase the two 1" dia. spinners for the props. Any suggestions? |
