Il-2 SHTURMOVIK

Choppa Nutta
Great bit of scratch work 🙂

uncle chop chop
Thanks choppa last one for a while so i better make the most of it

Choppa Nutta
last kit for a while ?

btw, which kit is it ?
Tamiya ?

uncle chop chop
Yea tamiya, yea lost my job so ill try and make it last until i get more coin comming in plan to have the engine cowling open to expose the motor witch will be a merlin v12 out of the lancaster kit i just finished but shhh we wont tell any one that lol rudder alerons elevators cut off and moved slightly and thinking of some machine gun damage acrros the vertical stabelizer

Taarna Eckart
Mighty fine scratch there. What are you using to drill the holes?

MRMLA
Seems to be a great built! Following!

uncle chop chop
Thanks guys Taarna just a hobby knife nothing flash dnt have a vice set

Taarna Eckart
Not bad at all. Mine come out oval if I use a blade. 😛

Choppa Nutta
Hey up Uncle 😄
I can highly recommend you get a set or two of these 🙂
I can't do without them, very handy, especially for scratch building plastic and wood etc.
I bought 3 sets as they are cheap and it's handy to have some spare just in case you break them 🙂

Ebay.co.uk Item - HOT 10Pcs PCB Print Circuit Board Carbide Micro Drill Bits Tool 0 3mm to 1 2 mm

uncle chop chop
Thanks choppa yea there on the cards i thort i might up grage soon haha

uncle chop chop
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Choppa Nutta
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yep, they are handy, take a while from Hong Kong but they are such a good price though,
they are a little bit fragile though and need using with care, I reckon you ought to buy 3 sets 😄

uncle chop chop
Yea theres heeps out there 25 peace kits .03-2.3mm for $10au cant go wrong man i deff need to get sum starting to advance in building now to must have

Taarna Eckart
The suggested bits will fit most rotary (Dremel) tools as well. If you have access to a micro drill press or the drill press for a rotary tool, breaking a bit on flat objects becomes less likely. If there is a concern about the tool rotation being too fast and melting the plastic you can make your own controller that will work with any rotary tool.
instructables.com/id..r-dremel-or-other-t/

Have fun and good luck.

uncle chop chop
ThanksTaarna yes i do have a dremel

Taarna Eckart
Good deal. A real Dremel should work very good with the right size collet. Keeping everything straight and not breaking the bit is key as well. Good luck and have fun.