Revell Boing 747-400 Ed Force One
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21 September 2017, 18:08
Patrick Hagelstein
Great! I have that kit too, looking forward to your build.
Great! I have that kit too, looking forward to your build.
21 September 2017, 18:38
Patrick Hagelstein
I heard the fit is rather poor. Did you have any problems during assembly?
I heard the fit is rather poor. Did you have any problems during assembly?
21 September 2017, 18:39
Christopher Mullins
A lot actially, check the description in my project, I explained it, can again though if u have problems finding it
A lot actially, check the description in my project, I explained it, can again though if u have problems finding it
21 September 2017, 18:40
Christopher Mullins
Problem is, there is no other choice really for an injection modeled 747 as far as I know, so we either have to deal with the problems, or fix them, I kinda halfway fixed them
Problem is, there is no other choice really for an injection modeled 747 as far as I know, so we either have to deal with the problems, or fix them, I kinda halfway fixed them
21 September 2017, 18:42
Christopher Mullins
Oh, also, 20 grams is not enough weight in the front like it says in the instructions, I would go with 30, i put 21 grams and it is still leaning back
Oh, also, 20 grams is not enough weight in the front like it says in the instructions, I would go with 30, i put 21 grams and it is still leaning back
21 September 2017, 18:44
Patrick Hagelstein
😄 Yes, I read it! I think I will leave it in the box as a decorative part in my apartment until there's a decent kit available to put Eddy's decals on. 😉
😄 Yes, I read it! I think I will leave it in the box as a decorative part in my apartment until there's a decent kit available to put Eddy's decals on. 😉
21 September 2017, 18:45
Patrick Hagelstein
The Revell 747-800 should be nice. A shame that Bruce didn't lease one of those for the tour...
The Revell 747-800 should be nice. A shame that Bruce didn't lease one of those for the tour...
21 September 2017, 18:46
Christopher Mullins
despite its problems, with some putty, sand paper, and a whole lot of patience, it can be made to look descent, to make it look really good though I think would require more engineering skills than I posess.
despite its problems, with some putty, sand paper, and a whole lot of patience, it can be made to look descent, to make it look really good though I think would require more engineering skills than I posess.
21 September 2017, 18:59
Christopher Mullins
Just a note, you see how its tilting backwards. The amount of weight it tells you to put in the nose, double it because its wrong. Unfortunately I did not know this until it was too late, and since it will be hanging from the ceiling, it wont make any difference, but for those that want to build one and have it sitting, got to put more weight in the nose.
Just a note, you see how its tilting backwards. The amount of weight it tells you to put in the nose, double it because its wrong. Unfortunately I did not know this until it was too late, and since it will be hanging from the ceiling, it wont make any difference, but for those that want to build one and have it sitting, got to put more weight in the nose.
15 January 2018, 15:51
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Here is the build so far, I think despite the fact that the model has a lot of problems and the molds have to be about 50 years old, I think it looks descent so far.