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jkim wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 11:03 am Very nice work on the engine mods! Must be nice to able to print those needed parts. Scratching up those tear drop distributors would be a pain.

For sure !

Very nicely done Chris! I would have probably spent a few hours working with Evergreen strip and rod styrene to do the same thing, cutting, sanding, test fitting, repeat.... How long does it take to do a 3-D print like that? Thanks Carlos. At my current CAD skill level, probably around one or two h...

Hasegawa's braille scale R-2800 needed some help so I printed some distributors and magneto and such to stick on. Now it looks like a P&W. https://i.postimg.cc/sDJgs5xb/2024-1-72-HSGW-P47-Razorback-JYX-7027.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/RCK0pkBS/2024-1-72-HSGW-P47-Razorback-JYX-7032.jpg https://i.po...

Very cool John! Now get that thing to work building some runways!

Airfix Artist Roy Cross has passed away.
He achieved the ripe old age of 100 years old.
Rest in Peace Roy.
See some of his art:
http://roycrossfineart.co.uk/airfix-gallery

Not sure what this means, but there it is:
https://finescale.com/online-extras/202 ... rown-media

That's a beautiful kit. Had it when it first came out. No idea why I sold it. Must have been in my "I can't build 1/32 kits cuz they take up too much space" phase...

Drum roll please... Got a few new decal sheets... so I had to augment my stash a little.... Got 'a' P-47 kit on that auction site , which actually contained the plastic for two kits :yahoo: save one canopy, which I know if can find in the spare box. I'm Thinking of build Butch and Ozark Queen first...

Lyle, I am very glad it was nothing more serious and is something that should be treatable! Prayers to you and your wife my friend.

jeaton01 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 9:56 pm Precision work, Chris!

Thanks John, Your Zeros are looking good. I did not realize you were putting crewman in the trainer