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Old 12 February 2008, 03:37 AM   #41 (permalink)
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Well folks, I now have the top wing assembly and the floats onto the model and rigging is complete - By slightly adjusting the order of attachment of struts onto the top wing (cabanes first, working one cabane attachment hole at a time, followed by interplane struts), I ended up with some very clean joins and nice alignment... oh, and no snapped struts

Nothing major I know, but for me I am happy that I am winning the battle and it is a sign that I am on the home stretch with this one!!

Yay!

Fingers crossed, no more disasters...

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Old 14 February 2008, 03:12 PM   #42 (permalink)
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Brad your work is simply beautiful, and inspiring. I love the wood finishing you've done. It almost makes me want to use oils myself. Almost...
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Well, the "Project of many disasters" is finally finished! Yay! Here are some pics:

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I must say that I rather like the lines of the W4. The Eduard kit is a great one, and I recommend it to anyone. I am just glad that I didn't let this kit beat me!

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Old 22 February 2008, 02:01 AM   #45 (permalink)
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She is sweet Brad I´ve love this W4. Excellent job as Stepen use to say..

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Old 22 February 2008, 02:31 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Wonderful, I realy like it! trophywon.gif

Nice touch the serial number on the prop, had not noticed it before

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Old 22 February 2008, 02:47 AM   #47 (permalink)
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I too love the lines of the W4 Brad.

Once again, you have raised tha bar for us mere mortals... A sensational finish as always... Attention to detail that I can only hope to ever match!

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The nicest from the Albatros family. And so excellent build. I am very glad you did not give up! The final result recompensates all odds, I suppose?
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Beautiful model, beautiful pictures!!
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The final result is very nice. Well done, Sir!
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