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Old 29 November 2004, 12:10 PM   #151 (permalink)
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You will notice from the pics that the U/C struts are not yet finished.I was just happy to get them on and will finish them later.The next step will be to modify the same jig to handle the center section struts alignment.No matter what the booklet says it is critical to get this basic structure built now.to be cont....
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Beautiful work. I have thought of doing something like this but then I look at my little black cat and she looks at me.......yummy wood. Then I would have to put the battery in my 1/6 scale RC tank an chase her.
 
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Hey topgun,I know of which you speak.One of my cats years ago ate the ends off the yards off my HMS Victory model.That required a month or so to repair.It seems that as they get older though,they prefer to sleep.I hope.Cheers! John.
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Thank you to a very kind lady from Chicago who sent me a copy of an exerpt from a book on how to rig the Jenny.It even includes how to take the airplane out of the shipping crate.Now thats detail! Thanks again. Cheers! John.
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Thank you to a very kind lady from Chicago who sent me a copy of an exerpt from a book on how to rig the Jenny.It even includes how to take the airplane out of the shipping crate.Now thats detail! Thanks again. Cheers! John.
Thats the stuff that dreams are made of! Imagine a diorama of an air park with multiple machines being uncrated.

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I plan to have the basketcase Jenny JN4d in somewhat the same condition as depicted in the photo as there is not enough room in the diorama to accomodate the wingspan of the 2nd aircraft.
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Ken Foran has done it again! Take a look at the new pics of his beautiful Camel over on wwi-models.org For accuracy and detail his work,in my opinion.is the best.
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