1/48 tamiya heinkel he219 a7
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2016 1:48 pm
Work that I started a few days ago, I can not tell you that you do not know.
I put the defects that I have but they have been solved and they will be solved.
The dihedral of the wings is incorrect, this is ruled, the landing gear wells are empty, the radar team only brings a viewer and according to which example is going to represent is to keep in mind, some panels are bad or missing details Like the patones of the deposits of the wings.
To start the wings, according to the schemes that I have and other works that I could see on the internet if a rule is placed on the mark of the central chariot of the wing, the rule must touch the whole wing except the outer point and the wing is thus :
With the brass rod of 3mm round of which is used of axis for the movable parts of the models RC I gave the form to him to be able to force from the inside while it was sticking, taking advantage of that the wings they bring two agujeracos for the subjection to the fuselage , This is the image of the rod
Here placed while drying everything I had to place to take it to the site ....
I put the defects that I have but they have been solved and they will be solved.
The dihedral of the wings is incorrect, this is ruled, the landing gear wells are empty, the radar team only brings a viewer and according to which example is going to represent is to keep in mind, some panels are bad or missing details Like the patones of the deposits of the wings.
To start the wings, according to the schemes that I have and other works that I could see on the internet if a rule is placed on the mark of the central chariot of the wing, the rule must touch the whole wing except the outer point and the wing is thus :
With the brass rod of 3mm round of which is used of axis for the movable parts of the models RC I gave the form to him to be able to force from the inside while it was sticking, taking advantage of that the wings they bring two agujeracos for the subjection to the fuselage , This is the image of the rod
Here placed while drying everything I had to place to take it to the site ....
YES! Scratch work!!! 
