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Guillows Series 2000 - B-24 Liberator by stirling. Viewed 989 times. Build Thread Next  Click image to return. Image Comments stirling 07-Nov-09 17:23 My attempt at a Sperry ball turret. Fashioned from ping pong ball of all things. Roring40 07-Nov-09 17:37 Ha ! Improvisation - luv it. Nice work. That Lib is really coming along. David Duckett 07-Nov-09 17:46 Indeed! I second both comments. stirling 07-Nov-09 18:26 Thanks guys. The windows might need some thinking about but I plan to try the "Testors clear cement and window maker" first. If that fails then I might have to vac form an insert or something. Xanadu 08-Nov-09 17:18 Excellent idea...........kudos to you! poppy 08-Nov-09 17:22 Great innovation, beautiful work. poppy 08-Nov-09 18:37 An idea for glass panels; use .010 guage clear plastic, cut panels as large as comfortable to cover as many openings at one time as possible, and run a thin bead of white glue around edges, hold in place till pieces begin to bond, takes 5-10 minutes. I usually squeeze glue onto a piece of wax paper and let thicken a few minutes b-4 applying, then use a toothpick to run around the edges. The glue will completely bond in 12-24 hrs, but can be removed with water before it is painted, if needed. If any glue gets on clear showing portion, it will dry clear and cannot be seen. On outside clear surfaces, it can be removed with a moistened toothpick if desired. I use this on all my canopy installations, both wooden and plastic models. Creosotewind 15-Jan-10 06:10 Wow, this looks great. Check your hobby store for clear plastic adhesive. It is the same stuff watchmakers use to attach the glass faces. Holds well and dries absolutely clear. I used it on my Piper Cub. Please sign in to comment on this image.