Wingnut SE5a finished!

Kofoed · 9 August 2009, 03:59 AM

Yes, Ross, it certainly does. There are both options, one plain fuselage and one with these wrinkes, right out of the box.

Thanks,
Kofoed

mgtaylor · 9 August 2009, 04:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Kofoed

I am rather proud….. I just had my son visiting, and he was quite green from envy in his face.

Hey That's what this "hobby" Is ALL a bout isnt it ? My little (4yo) Boy just asked me the other day IF one day He would be opeing and building one of the 1/8 Haseagawa Kits I have "hiding" (Outa Sight, Outa mind of wifey) under his bed. ( Funny he's not old enough for her to think of checking under there ?)

Thanks for the Photo tips I will have ot try that out some how ? Although other than "Manual" I cant say I am sure what you mean by "Raw" ?

COngrats yes the build did turn out Excellent Much for your son to be Green about ! Can't say we all aren't ?

Yours Mike

Ross_Moorhouse · 9 August 2009, 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Kofoed

Yes, Ross, it certainly does. There are both options, one plain fuselage and one with these wrinkes, right out of the box.

Thanks,
Kofoed

Cool. Glad they did this. Saves using the dremel and ruining a kit.

Kofoed · 9 August 2009, 04:34 AM

Hey Mike,
Thank you very much. Yes, this is what its all about. But my son is old enough now (29) to make some stunning models, which usually make me green with envy (guess he had a good teacher, he - he). So for once I could still impress him.

I think you should find another hiding place for your 1/8's. At some time soon he will ask her to check for something unknown under his bed.

And RAW is just the raw and untouched data from the image sensor in a camera. If your output is jpg only, the camera's primitive processor has increased the contrast, colours etc., and, what is worst, it has compressed the file quite considerably and blocked the possibilities of improving a lot yourself with a "real" computer and a good programme. If your camera has the possibility, set it to record both jpg and RAW files of all shots. Different camera brands have different names for their RAW files, e.g. Nikon's are called NEF, Canon's CR2, etc. Furthermore, they may be quite big, a 10 Mpix image sensor makes RAW files of appr. 20 Mbytes.

Thanks,
Kofoed

Kofoed · 9 August 2009, 04:35 AM

Yes, Ross, it is quite convenient indeed.

Thanks,
Kofoed

lars qvarfordt · 9 August 2009, 11:38 AM

Awesome Kofoed Awesome. I just have to lift my hat off for you. It´s a GEM

Larsa Q

Jack Bruno · 10 August 2009, 02:01 PM

VERY NICE..........I love the Buckles!!!!!!!!

Jack

Umlaufmotor · 10 August 2009, 02:15 PM

@KOFOED!!

A realy nice built!!
I like your S.E. --- very beautifull

Servus
Bertl

Kofoed · 14 August 2009, 09:17 AM

Thank you very much, Lars. An honour to me.

Thank you very much, Jack. I think they combine nicely with the flat wires.

Thank you very much, Bertl. Much appreciated.

Cheers,
Kofoed

Jack Bruno · 14 August 2009, 02:45 PM

Very Nice!!!!!!!! Tally-Ho!!!!!!!!!
Jack