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Guillows Series 500 - P-40 Warhawk by Barnstormer. Viewed 1168 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments Barnstormer 01-Dec-07 20:11 The other angle sweetwillie 24-Jan-08 00:39 I'm trying to do my rear canopy and I'm wondering how you did it. Barnstormer 24-Jan-08 05:38 Hey Sweetwillie, I cut the top portion of the B5 former out and glued 1/4" balsa block between B4 and B6 formers. Then I sanded to basic shape of fuse, used the paper pattern from the plans to trace the shape of the side glass and carved and sanded to shape. Scale Nut 25-Feb-08 19:48 Scale Nut 25-Feb-08 19:51 I notice in this photo that you have planked the fuselage. how is it that some planks run the entire length of the model? did you cut away at the formers for some reason? I am trying to learn this technique- thanks Barnstormer 25-Feb-08 21:07 Hey Scale Nut, Yes I did trim the formers for the ones that run the length. I ran the planking in these areas the full length because I thought it would be easier to get a smoother finish in the end than to run every section individually. Scale Nut 25-Feb-08 22:27 thanks, that makes sense. I've learned alot from viewing your techniques here.and hope someday to produce such nice works of my own. Barnstormer 26-Feb-08 22:54 Hey Scale Nut, I suggest you take a look at Poppys hanger along with John M Oshust, David Duckett, Moostang51, cdweatley, SteveM, RodN, and numerous others, theirs a world of knowlage to be had there. sly812 28-Feb-08 21:32 Great work barn... we are all learning from the masters. Please sign in to comment on this image.