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Peter Schleicher
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King Tiger details & dented skirts
FC Model Trend 1:72
72573 28 September, 17:17
Sid de Koning
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1/48 F-15E landing gear Revell
3D-Chute Expert 1:48
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Moaske
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US Navy X-47B UCAS build logUusi: 28 September, 17:16 1:48
Almost ready for decals :-)
projekti: US Navy X-47B UCAS
1 26 September, 15:03
Sid de Koning
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1/48 F-15E canopy details Revell
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no 28 September, 17:16
Edgaras Jurkonis
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LAU-7/A-1 thru /A-3 for Tamiya F-4B 1969-1975
Flying Leathernecks 1:48
FL48-8029 28 September, 17:16
Dave Heider
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SB-29 "Dumbo" Air Rescue (incl. Academy B-29 kit & Resin parts & Decals)
Classic Plane 1:72
200x Uudet osat 28 September, 17:15
Marcin Dudek
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11 15 September, 15:32
Marcin Dudek
A new build starte 🙂. It seems quite easy but one thing puzzles me - the tracks. They compose of 4 straight plastic parts and instruction says to bend them with hair dryer. It is first time I encountered this type of tracks. Anyone tried doing something like this?
A new build starte 🙂. It seems quite easy but one thing puzzles me - the tracks. They compose of 4 straight plastic parts and instruction says to bend them with hair dryer. It is first time I encountered this type of tracks. Anyone tried doing something like this?
15 September, 15:36
Snake Plissken
I have heard of this type of assembly but have never built one. However, I have lots of experience heating and softening styrene plastic. You can also try very hot or boiling water -- soak the tracks in boiling water, then fish them out of the water with long tweezers and bend them around the rear sprocket, idler and road wheels and hold until they cool. You may even get by using no heat, just slowly and carefully bend curves into the tracks.
I have heard of this type of assembly but have never built one. However, I have lots of experience heating and softening styrene plastic. You can also try very hot or boiling water -- soak the tracks in boiling water, then fish them out of the water with long tweezers and bend them around the rear sprocket, idler and road wheels and hold until they cool. You may even get by using no heat, just slowly and carefully bend curves into the tracks.
15 September, 20:46
Marcin Dudek
After some work done I need to say I am a little disappointed with this kit. Instruction includes some mistakes and it is not always easy to read how and where exactly a specific part should be located. More over I expected more from new molds (parts require a lot of work to remove additional plastic).
After some work done I need to say I am a little disappointed with this kit. Instruction includes some mistakes and it is not always easy to read how and where exactly a specific part should be located. More over I expected more from new molds (parts require a lot of work to remove additional plastic).
22 September, 13:17
Snake Plissken
Hi Marcin. My advice is to *expect mistakes* and do your research accordingly. It may or may not be fun to research the T-55 but most of the photos or line drawings you can find online are free, it just takes some time.
Hi Marcin. My advice is to *expect mistakes* and do your research accordingly. It may or may not be fun to research the T-55 but most of the photos or line drawings you can find online are free, it just takes some time.
25 September, 04:46
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