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Guillows Series 1000 - F4U Corsair by lukebozek1. Viewed 986 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments lukebozek1 22-Nov-10 09:57 Tissue on fuselage came out okay, on the second try. Two areas might be repaired/replaced later. lukebozek1 22-Nov-10 10:14 I also tried SCIG's tissue attachment method at 90 degree attachment point and slowly working around the perimeter. It works much better than my typical bull in the China shop appraoach. I scalloped out teh formers, used 3/32 strinders on the sides, pretty much everything that the VA Masters use for techniques, with not quite the same results. But I am getting better (Monty Python's Quest for teh Holy Grail). lukebozek1 22-Nov-10 10:17 I need to figure out what I am doing with this "teh" thing. Are there any doctor's out there? Is this a problem with my neurological system? I am doing this very consistently. It has been a while too. I could blame this piece of crap keyboard that was designed for Tinkerbell. BillParker 22-Nov-10 10:49 As long as you can build an airplane that purty, who cares about how you spell it? CONGRATS! lukebozek1 22-Nov-10 11:57 Thanks Bill, I am starting to notice some "things." I like doing this build, I need to plan the sequences and steps on paper. If it makes sense, I show it to my wife and she can tell me where it went wrong. I have never done one of these, quite nice lines. Please sign in to comment on this image.