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29 October 2009, 02:26 PM
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Two-seater Pilot
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Thank you Doug.
The "hood" is glued together as well as the fins of the radiator and the radiator. Joints between airframe and hood were repainted. Adjustment is very rough. However this type of circular hood is common on the planes of WW2 ( isn't it?). This one does not pose so much problems( on the plane of WW2). Eduard will seriously have to think about question next time....     The hood is a bit brought forward towards right and the fins of the radiator are not therefore wholly vertical. The gate is correctly put in the ring. However the stem under the radiator is not in the centre and I should have put the hood even more towards right...... So many splendid pieces of plastic which gather so badly, it is so sad...  
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29 October 2009, 02:27 PM
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Two-seater Pilot
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it will be necessary to paint pneumatic tube in light grey (?):
 The aircraft propeller is painted in ink brown " prince august "and hazelnut in the brush but became too dark. I would do again it without doubts.  A+ |
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29 October 2009, 04:24 PM
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Good Work my Friend
 it's not off far that i can see tires color i don't know, do you have a photo of this aircraft? and dose the tires look gray or darker ... Great job so far it sound like this kit is a hand full Doug |
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