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14 July 2012, 04:34 AM
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At last, something that actually looks like part of an aeroplane
Finally, I actually have some bits that look like parts of my aeroplane, instead of looking like a heap of non-discript metal fittings
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16 July 2012, 01:12 AM
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Thanks guy's.
I wish I could take the credit for them, but these parts were made for me by TVAL. I have a small-ish pile of other bits "mainly forward fuselage metal fittings & woodwork" that I have made, or had made in exchange for original items that were not needed by me, but the fin & rudder are the first actual parts that look like bits of an aeroplane. Bob T. |
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