| Image Comments |
| David Duckett | 03-Mar-13 09:53 |
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| Dale1416 | 03-Mar-13 14:25 |
| My progress on the EDGE is slow due to other projects. Like your colors. Is the underside of the wings all white or just the leading edge? |
| David Duckett | 03-Mar-13 15:32 |
| That's actually the light gray/silver being used on the B-29. I would have painted it silver but, alas, I'm out at the moment. |
| peregrin | 04-Mar-13 14:23 |
| the effect combined with the blue/grey is of a sharpened blade, at least to my eye. :) its sorta edgy... very nice! |
| David Duckett | 04-Mar-13 18:15 |
| I agree. Thanks. |
| frwyflyer | 04-Mar-13 18:46 |
| It IS a very nice detail.. |
| TJH | 04-Mar-13 21:56 |
| Very nice work on this and the Porter! |
| Heinrich Dorfmann | 05-Mar-13 01:05 |
| Add 15 strands of .25 rubber for life-like performance ... :-) Very nice model. How do you get the spinner to fit so closely to the fuselage? |
| David Duckett | 05-Mar-13 05:30 |
| Again, thanks. These are both easy and well engineered kits and certainly worth the $26.99 price. This one is even a "by the number" build and the plans have complete instructions on how to cover, as well. It has an AUW of 2.7 ounces, 79 grams, and while I have no idea if that's light enough for rubber power, it's light enough to be blown around outside. The canopy is almost a perfect fit as is the cowling. The spinner matches the cowling equally well. It's close cause it's glued in.:-) |
| poppy | 05-Mar-13 05:48 |
| Nicely done. Craftsmanship is superb as usual. This model kit is a great canvas to let your artistic talents run amok. |
| BriandKilby | 05-Mar-13 07:50 |
| another elaborate feat accomplished, dd! |
