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| bobgood, Comment for image # 29718 | 05 Jun 23 13:22 |
| A very nice Beech model from 2013..... |
| Creosotewind, Comment for image # 29720 | 26 Aug 13 11:50 |
| Really sharp looking.
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| TJH, Comment for image # 29718 | 25 Aug 13 19:30 |
| Sweet looking build and a nice reminder of your accomplishment! |
| jhrober, Comment for image # 29720 | 25 Aug 13 09:32 |
| Thank you.
Well... The Windshield ended up being flat acetate. (modified slightly from the template) I did, however, "try" to form one using heat and a mold as I wanted the proper curvature... it didn't work for me. If anyone has a successful technique I would be very interested. |
| iseaalbert, Comment for image # 29720 | 24 Aug 13 21:09 |
| What a beauty!!!! Did you vacuform the front windshield or just a flat sheet of acetate would do? |
| frwyflyer, Comment for image # 29718 | 24 Aug 13 17:32 |
| VERY NICE!! |
| jhrober, Image # 29720 | 24 Aug 13 14:12 |
Based on 1964 Beech - spent a lot of hours in the real thing |
| jhrober, Image # 29719 | 24 Aug 13 14:09 |
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| jhrober, Image # 29718 | 24 Aug 13 14:08 |
Modeled after the exact Musketeer I earned my Private License in during the 1970s. Had to remove a side window to make it a 1964 model year (The kit is based on a 1968 Musketter |
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