UH-1H MAF
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2 20 February 2013, 14:11
Sebastijan Videc
it was currently on hold due to the finishing of Flanker but I'll take her on this week
it was currently on hold due to the finishing of Flanker but I'll take her on this week
25 February 2013, 10:23
uncle chop chop
ahhh beautiful looking foward to the finish pics i love this chopper
ahhh beautiful looking foward to the finish pics i love this chopper
10 March 2013, 09:45
Sebastijan Videc
thanks mate. I am just figuring out the best way to fit the clear parts... none of them seem to fit as they should and I'd rather mount them before closing the fuselage halves
thanks mate. I am just figuring out the best way to fit the clear parts... none of them seem to fit as they should and I'd rather mount them before closing the fuselage halves
10 March 2013, 11:13
uncle chop chop
yea i hate that had trouble with my chinook too i dnt like using putty on the clears
yea i hate that had trouble with my chinook too i dnt like using putty on the clears
11 March 2013, 23:40
Sebastijan Videc
well I'm actually trying to solve this problem using white glue used for wood. It dries clear and will hopefully work well in the end.
well I'm actually trying to solve this problem using white glue used for wood. It dries clear and will hopefully work well in the end.
12 March 2013, 06:26
uncle chop chop
Ok but watch out PAV dnt frost it i think ull be ok maybe try on a sprue peice first upto u i just think u done a exalent job on it dnt want to see it ruend good luck what about super glue and talcom powder as a filler??
Ok but watch out PAV dnt frost it i think ull be ok maybe try on a sprue peice first upto u i just think u done a exalent job on it dnt want to see it ruend good luck what about super glue and talcom powder as a filler??
12 March 2013, 06:59
Sebastijan Videc
thank you vorya
UCC: PVA glue is non agressive and can easily be peeled away from the plastic when dry, if the experiment fails. Super glue on the other hand will frost the clear parts unless they had a proper Future dip for protection... but even then, if I'd sand them over, a tedious repair work would have to follow and due to the complex shapes, it'd be quite hard to polish them... Oh and not to mention I noticed some mould defects in clear parts against which I am powerless... definetly this ain't going to be a contest build but should be ok 3-footer 🙂
thank you vorya
UCC: PVA glue is non agressive and can easily be peeled away from the plastic when dry, if the experiment fails. Super glue on the other hand will frost the clear parts unless they had a proper Future dip for protection... but even then, if I'd sand them over, a tedious repair work would have to follow and due to the complex shapes, it'd be quite hard to polish them... Oh and not to mention I noticed some mould defects in clear parts against which I am powerless... definetly this ain't going to be a contest build but should be ok 3-footer 🙂
12 March 2013, 07:16
Holger Kranich
Very nice work on the interior! I have that kit myself and often hesitated to build it, due to its issues but i can see that yours turn out cool! Now i have no apologies, not to work on it😢!
Very nice work on the interior! I have that kit myself and often hesitated to build it, due to its issues but i can see that yours turn out cool! Now i have no apologies, not to work on it😢!
12 March 2013, 09:34
Sebastijan Videc
3-footer - a model that looks good when viewed from 3 feet distance 😄
Holger - yeah but good luck with it... still playing with those clear parts and dryfit shows some warping and fuselage misalignement as well
3-footer - a model that looks good when viewed from 3 feet distance 😄
Holger - yeah but good luck with it... still playing with those clear parts and dryfit shows some warping and fuselage misalignement as well
12 March 2013, 12:02
Holger Kranich
I just got out my kit these days an did some dryfitting, sorry i tryed to do dryfitting...
Its a shame that there are so many fails in the kit...
I just got out my kit these days an did some dryfitting, sorry i tryed to do dryfitting...
Its a shame that there are so many fails in the kit...
19 March 2013, 15:57
Jose Miguel Rodriguez
Excellent work in the interior!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations
Excellent work in the interior!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations
19 March 2013, 20:41
Sebastijan Videc
thanks guys. I am not looking forward to cleaning seams, but after will be done, hopefully the joyful part of painting and weathering will follow 🙂
thanks guys. I am not looking forward to cleaning seams, but after will be done, hopefully the joyful part of painting and weathering will follow 🙂
19 March 2013, 21:18
Glenn
The ESCI kit is still about the best! I think the worst part of this and most Hueys is glueing the windscreens in! Paint a small boarder around the windscreens to hide the clear edge of the plastic! 🙂
The ESCI kit is still about the best! I think the worst part of this and most Hueys is glueing the windscreens in! Paint a small boarder around the windscreens to hide the clear edge of the plastic! 🙂
20 March 2013, 02:23
uncle chop chop
hobby boss huey frog was a dream kit for me not 1 issue with it lucky maybe
hobby boss huey frog was a dream kit for me not 1 issue with it lucky maybe
21 March 2013, 08:45
Sebastijan Videc
problem is that to my knowledge, HB makes only short fuselage Hueys
problem is that to my knowledge, HB makes only short fuselage Hueys
21 March 2013, 09:39
Maarten Kruizenga
great looking huey........you can hear the "whopp"...."whopp"...."whopp"...."whopp"....
great looking huey........you can hear the "whopp"...."whopp"...."whopp"...."whopp"....
4 May 2013, 12:16