Hello all,
Didn't follow this forum for while, part of it was because of a computer crush. Used the free time to start a new model - P39Q Airacobra, a Flymodel number 79 that includes also the Zero.
Fuselage is made of 9 parts, bottom of the first 7 parts is cut out for the nose landing gear and the wings. The result are fine with one criticism - the cut outs cause a challenge to form the right shape of the forward fuselage, at the end, I did it without the formers.
Cockpit frame was inserted and bonded, while using a roller making sure that the sides are flat.
The wing's beam and formers are assembled separately and bonded to the fuselage cut out.Wing mid section covers it.
The wing outer parts are bonded to the formes. Trying to close the gape deformed the wings, and I preferred to deal later with the gaps.
It became a nice looking model, but a challenging one!
Shalom Mor
Didn't follow this forum for while, part of it was because of a computer crush. Used the free time to start a new model - P39Q Airacobra, a Flymodel number 79 that includes also the Zero.
Fuselage is made of 9 parts, bottom of the first 7 parts is cut out for the nose landing gear and the wings. The result are fine with one criticism - the cut outs cause a challenge to form the right shape of the forward fuselage, at the end, I did it without the formers.
Cockpit frame was inserted and bonded, while using a roller making sure that the sides are flat.
The wing's beam and formers are assembled separately and bonded to the fuselage cut out.Wing mid section covers it.
The wing outer parts are bonded to the formes. Trying to close the gape deformed the wings, and I preferred to deal later with the gaps.
It became a nice looking model, but a challenging one!
Shalom Mor
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