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Date |
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| pfinn | Guillows Series 500 - BF 109 | Build | 04-Mar-09 02:26 |  |
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| Just about ready for prime and color. Gear and prop next. Cockpit? Yes...no...yes...no... |
| pfinn | Guillows Series 500 - BF 109 | Parked | 28-Feb-09 17:17 |  |
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| Tried this mini-cable for rigging? Sizes from .010" to At least .019. Get it at a "Beading" store. They aslo stock very nice nynon, poly, and cotton very tight weave threads that are larger in Dia. (no fuzzies). |
| pfinn | Guillows Series 500 - BF 109 | Build | 25-Feb-09 17:18 |  |
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| Feather the edges as close to tangent to surface as possible. This way you'll have only one texture to deal with (i.e. just filler) when finishing.You're going to want to coat the back (side facing model) with CA for reinforcment to help with retaining a sharp edge while feathering the edge. Phil. |
| pfinn | Guillows Series 500 - BF 109 | Build | 25-Feb-09 03:31 |  |
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| The finished fillet (well almost) fits satisfactory. There's nothing holding it there but gravity. |
| pfinn | Guillows Series 500 - BF 109 | Build | 25-Feb-09 03:21 |  |
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| It was nice forming them away from the covering. |
| pfinn | Guillows Series 500 - BF 109 | Build | 25-Feb-09 03:18 |  |
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| Well, how about removable fillets? I don't really know why I did 'em this way, but here's how I did them. |
