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bobgood, Comment for image # 23142 | 10 Mar 22 17:20 |
Great work - lovely to see..... |
David Duckett, Comment for image # 23142 | 10 Mar 22 09:29 |
There are two Guillows groups on Facebook, both of which are maniacally controlled so that only Guillows kits are allowed. If that’s your thing, go for it. It’s like being hungry in a dense forest, too blind to see the 24 hour Waffle House next door. |
edtherenderman, Comment for image # 23142 | 07 Mar 22 08:15 |
I'm not on the FB group. Not a fan of FaceBook. Don't know about others on the forum. They may be. |
bryanalter, Comment for image # 23142 | 04 Mar 22 15:15 |
Thanks. This is my first build with a dihedral, and I want to make sure I don't screw up the wing. Are you on the Guillow's Model Airplans FB group? |
edtherenderman, Comment for image # 23142 | 25 Feb 22 09:54 |
@bryanalter, I've always put the tissue on first, then assembled the model. Sometimes I like to put the plastic pieces on first and overlap the tissue slightly over the plastic to give a "one-piece" look. It depends on the part though. Wing fillets are done after assembly. There are others on the site who have different techniques though. |
bryanalter, Comment for image # 23142 | 25 Feb 22 09:15 |
You applied the paper AFTER assembly of the components? I'm only on my second plane and still figuring this all out. |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 23145 | 09 Jul 11 17:35 |
No - get my flying in with RC electric foam scale planes. Enjoyed the great pics of your P-40s in flight. |
scigs30, Comment for image # 23145 | 08 Jul 11 23:35 |
Dale, Have you ever flown any of your models? |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 23145 | 08 Jul 11 22:44 |
scigs - Tissue application - Two to three coats of clear dope to framework, let dry. Lay tissue over frame. Stroke areas of framework with small brush dipped in acetone. Immediate adhesion. Repossioning is possible by restroking with acetone. Because of the acetone, I don't recommend this method, but it works for me. I wear a respirator when doing this. |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 23145 | 08 Jul 11 22:38 |
scigs - I haven't sent photos to Guillows, since I modify their construction by doubling ribs and stringers. The B-29 was done in kit tissue. On my more recent builds, if I don't like the kit tissue, I use the white Esaki tissue. |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 23145 | 08 Jul 11 22:33 |
WOW! Appreciate all your comments. Enjoyed checking out your builds of the P-40. Especially liked the Chinese versions. Now I've got some questions to answer.
jace - Two coats clear dope; then rub lightly with worn Scotch Bright pad; no primer; 3 coats Krylon for good coverage. |
scigs30, Comment for image # 23145 | 08 Jul 11 16:03 |
Dale, great job again. Have you posted any of your builds over at the Guillows forum? Good job with the tissue, how do you attatch it? One last question, on your B29 did you use Silkspan or Esaki tissue? |
Xanadu, Comment for image # 23145 | 07 Jul 11 21:10 |
Very nice job indeed. |
lukebozek1, Comment for image # 23145 | 07 Jul 11 10:52 |
Dale, this is really very very nice. |
SamH, Comment for image # 23145 | 07 Jul 11 03:31 |
Really Nice. |
Roring40, Comment for image # 23145 | 06 Jul 11 20:46 |
Nice job ! |
FLYBOYZ, Comment for image # 23145 | 06 Jul 11 20:26 |
Sweet! |
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 23145 | 06 Jul 11 19:22 |
Wonderful! |
jace314, Comment for image # 23141 | 06 Jul 11 18:34 |
I like the finsh with the Krylon. Did you apply any Dope before priming and painting? |
jerry campbell, Comment for image # 23145 | 06 Jul 11 17:45 |
This was the first kit I did (as practice) when I came back to building "stick and paper". Mine did not come out to this quality. Really looks good, great job. |
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