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Some one asked "Rodney !! Is the model finished on the bottom
(underside)?
"You be
the Judge."
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sheets. The
antenna wire is made by using 4-strands of women's black nylon panty hose
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Little squares were cut out of black decal film, then applied to a big white
decal to make the checkered pattern. Seem's like the test pilot "Don
Armstrong" would not fly a plane without some checkered pattern on it some
where.
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Soon, I'll shoot some digital images of all my masters, and cast resin
parts, and inform everybody of what I want to finish before I go to Samoa
later this year.
Yeah! the model won "First-Place."
Happy Modeling
Rodney
P.S. Thanks to all of you, that have sent me emails on the 4-part F2G
story.
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" Building a
1/32 scale F4U-1A conversion to a F2G-1D Super Corsair"
Part 1
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" Building a
1/32 scale F4U-1A conversion to a F2G-1D Super Corsair"
Part 2
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" Building a
1/32 scale F4U-1A conversion to a F2G-1D Super Corsair"
Part 3
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| Prop, engine and tail wheel |
Cockpit and engine and engine cowling |
Wings and canopy |
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