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Long time, no update!

Posted by hurricanemk1c , 04 December 2011 · 2,134 views

Hi all!

A long time since my last update, partly for two reasons - a)I keep on forgetting and b)Not a lot has happened! But here's what has happened

I've primed the interior of the big Spitfire and here it is, in all it's (then) wet glory

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I then dry assembled the Canberra PR9 for a quick look, before glueing a wing together

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This shows how the top of the canopy goes onto the rest of the aircraft

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It needs a bit of work to get it in the right place!

A terrible photo of the cockpit

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The two wing faces before glueing

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Them in the clamp drying off

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Detail of the lower wing surface

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This piece needs carving out to create a late PR9. So, out with the craft knife on into the thin plastic!

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A couple of days now pass....

The layout gets taken down to do a bit of 'thatbit goes there' work, so the Deltic and 5 Mk1 coaches

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Unfortunatly, a rake like this will never work on the layout - there's only two roads that will accept this - theone it's on and the long head-shunt from corner to corner

Anyway, here's a shot of the roof of the Deltic - I hope that Farish will release a new Deltic model soon!

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The Class 60 at the top headshunt - it just fits!

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Now, just to prove model railways are messy, here's the three distint phases of repacking a coach. First, get all the pieces together:

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Place them into plastic

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And finally, put in the box

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Some TSR-2 work followed, and here's the rear top and the bomb bay arriving:

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The engine air intakes are put on

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And finally, the decal sheet -guess which set I'm using!

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Thanks for viewing - comments please!

Kieran




Fascinating post Kieran, thanks for the catch-up you certainly have a load of projects going on!
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hurricanemk1c
Dec 09 2011 02:06 PM
Got to keep myself busy Joe!
Great looking. Also if you use like this: eg: Junkers Jumo 004B-1 Jet Engine http://www.bnamodelw...b/AIR4140_1.jpg

or that: http://www.ipmsstock...aires-resin.htm

Cheers
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hurricanemk1c
Dec 26 2011 08:43 PM
Nice, thanks Max!

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