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David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild10-Jul-20 17:05
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Winter is coming to NAS Fallon.
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 17:46
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The thicker parts are balsa cores with styrene sides.
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 17:44
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David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 17:44
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Styrene, balsa, and masking tape
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 17:42
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Close ups for Don. Styrene and 2 wires.
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 07:16
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0400 hours
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David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 07:15
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It now has 5 or six coats of light gray and is ready to become an aggressor.
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild02-Jul-20 07:13
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After three coats of thinned nitrate dope the structure was wet covered with Sig silkspan and dope. 28 pieces of silkspan were used. It was then given three more coats of dope and sanded with 320 wet/dry paper. Painting is with Liquitex acrylics as usual.
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild31-May-20 20:00
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Still AWP spinner so.....
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetReference01-Jul-14 10:17
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Happy Canada Day to all our Canadian friends!!
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild20-Feb-13 06:32
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Those bumps on the top are why I still have it. It's stiff plastic so trim it, glue it front and back with medium CA, and then use your finger to press on the top which will force the bottom sides to the fuselage so they can be glued in place.
David DuckettTodays Hobbies Boeing F/A-18 HornetBuild16-Feb-13 10:18
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Brian: Just happen to have an F-18 canopy on hand....cover it with masking tape which will help you see where the lines are and then draw them in with a pencil. The red line is the cut line. Leave the tape on and cut with larger scissors.
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