well the first set was too small so I must have measured it wrong, not to worry I can still use them and I have cut new ones correct
Added the struts for the aft of the hull and to give strength to support the nacelles
and testing the top plate in place
the bottom plate is a slightly different shape as it is lower than the main hull so doesn't sit flush with it
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She's coming along nicely.
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I like where this is going ! Amazing work !
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What he said. Looking forward to seeing moreJulien wrote:I like where this is going ! Amazing work !
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Had a bit of a set back with the build, somewhere I used the wrong paint on the bottom of the saucer and the whole thing turned into a crackle glaze look. So tried various methods of sanding, filling, stripping was on the verge of having to scrap it and as a last try I totally recoated the suface with a wood filler from a local DIY shop, It's not as smooth as I would like it but it'll have to do or I'll just take a hammer to it
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Wood filler? What did it do? Fill in the crackle? Did it adhere to the plastic OK?
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Yep seems to have adhered ok, in coming months I might try it on something bigger and see what it's like. Checking the tin it says it contains styrene and consistancy wise it's very similar to car body filler. I decided to try it after I had to use some on a door frame and was very suprised how smooth it sandedel gato wrote:Wood filler? What did it do? Fill in the crackle? Did it adhere to the plastic OK?
this is the stuff and at £10 for over half a kilo reasonable price
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