Kari's Revell 1/32 Bf-110 C-2/C-7

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Well done! Those are tips I know but consistently fail to use. :headbang:
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Wow that didn't take long to get a new canopy. Good job in the gap I've never been good at stretching sprue.
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LyleW wrote:Well done! Those are tips I know but consistently fail to use. :headbang:
Thanks Lyle,

I wish also there would be a list of tips, easy "reachable".. I tend to forget most of them if not used immediately... :bag:

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Floki wrote:Wow that didn't take long to get a new canopy. Good job in the gap I've never been good at stretching sprue.
Thanks Clint, I am very impressed, less than a week.. Amazing !

Now, still waiting for a new set of HGW models PE parts... :bored:

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Lol! Glad to see the lunchtime modelling thing is catching on - I'll convert you all soon Mwahahahahahahahaha!

I'm really pleased to hear you've got a new canopy - what great service!
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LyleW wrote:Well done! Those are tips I know but consistently fail to use. :headbang:
Same here.. :bag:
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There has not happened too much on the 110 project, due to "real life" kicking in, time to time...

But some weeks ago, after some reminders, the new PE parts from HGW arrived!

Something positive in other words... now just waiting for some extra time to arrive so I could continue with this bird!

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I can DEFINITELY identify with that Kari. Looking forward to progress brother.
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I can identify as well. I have barely been able to work on anything since May. Man, it's been tough!
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KSaarni wrote:Thank you everyone for your positive reactions!

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Did also something Stuart (aka Portman) likes to do, in other words some modelling during the lunch break..
As I decided to fix the port side nacelle, that did not really have the best of the best fit..

First had to put a piece of sprue inside, widening up the upper part slightly, perhaps 0,75 mm.

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There was some tiny gap that I fixed with stretched sprue.. But oh man did it take time before I succeeded to stretch the perfect piece. The gap was not even big, wider in one end and thinner in the other end. So same had to be applied to the stretched sprue to fit perfectly in the gap.

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I found this method quite good, leaving the entire piece of sprue at it is, and then only pushing the stretched in the gap and then adding the thin liquid cement (this time Mr Cement S). Before I have always tried to more or a less cut the right length.

Now it need to stay still, one hour went in a fraction of a second!

Long time ago we have seen Silvio aka BsYamato here, so I will also end my post as Bruce also did:

At the next!

- Kari
This is my preferred method of filling gas, looks great Kari!
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