thank you for your kind commentI have to say all parts are looking great, I like how your T bars turned out.
I do hope soThis project is really coming together nicely!
thank you for your kind commentI have to say all parts are looking great, I like how your T bars turned out.
I do hope soThis project is really coming together nicely!
Thanks @micahrogers - not quite grasping your second comment ''O would wrap thick card thou'' ???Those T bars are neat! O would wrap thick card thou.
You got it, but what you did works.Thanks @micahrogers - not quite grasping your second comment ''O would wrap thick card thou'' ???
Unless you mean to use thicker card, these are already four layers thick, and will be impregnated with cyanoacrylate... they won't be bending or warping on my watch...
Cheers, plodding along... and now I fancy some crisps... or chips to youThose parts look very clear, clean and crisp! You are doing a GREAT JOB on this project!
C3? not quite sure what you mean there...Defiantly got the C3 going there...
Thats a good one to keep in mind.In the USN C3I was Command Control Combat Information... In @Rhaven Blaack post C3 is Clean Clear and Crisp...
Ahhhh, I see, consider me now 'updated' "I have the conn"In the USN C3I was Command Control Combat Information... In @Rhaven Blaack post C3 is Clean Clear and Crisp...
Larger than life...hmmmm... you got me thinking, could I make a Y-Wing out of cardboard 'Lifesize??? Looks at partner, No then...These are "larger than life" pictures, and they look great!
Yes, 'The Persuader' is brought into action to really make sure parts fits nice and tight... Or as you saw earlier in the build, to flatten those stubborn pieces!
You have nailed it! No wonder if you do test-fitting with a hammer. I like that.
In my time aboard ship, no one ever called it the "Conn" It was always either the "High Chair" or the " Center Seat" FFGs, and DDGs tended to call it the High Chair, while Aegis CGs it was the Center Seat, because it was a revolving chair in the center of C3I. "Conn" is on the bridge...Ahhhh, I see, consider me now 'updated' "I have the conn"
Post of the Day... I shall hold my head high, and strut like a cockerel... Thanks for the praise, and a fitting comparison, as the engines used on the studio Y-wing models for Star Wars used the Airfix Saturn V if I'm not mistakenThis is the post of the day! Great insights and perfect solution of the problem. This reminds me of a build report from someone who mixed and matched several parts of two different Saturn V paper models, one was Ton's from the Hudson Valley gift shop. He had to reinforce and change one ring exactly like you did.
Thanks, and it came to me in my sleep, trying to find a solution to a problem, usually needs sleep or a walk-away from the bench.Great work and a great solution. I will keep this one in mind.
A simple, but rather effective fix - better than shoving loads of filler or glue in thereGreat solution to an annoying problem..