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  1.    Lancair IV is online now Name : Rob Title : Esteemed Member Posts: 613 Country: United States Post Date 01-03-10 12:51 PM Post #11

    Almost completed 1/48 hobbyboss F4F-4 Wildcat
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    Rob Byrnes
    Novi, Mi.

    On the Bench
    1:48 Monogram B-17 Flying Fortress (Extreem Detail)
    Scratch build Lancair 235

    In the planning Stages
    1:48 US WWII Bombers B-26, B-29

    Recently Completed
    1:48 Accurate Miniatures P-51
    1:48 Accurate Miniatures P-51A
    1:48 Accurate Miniatures P-36 Apache
    1:48 Tamiya P-51D

  2.   RC-Archer is offline Name : Title : Active Member Posts: 194 Country: United States Post Date 01-03-10 01:10 PM Post #12

    I got hung up on some details on both my Monza and my Fiat so I took a break and worked on this model.

    Here is my Eye Gone Wild by Von Franco.

    The kit went together very quickly. The kit is mostly box stock but I did curl the spikes a bit and add other details including an eyeball shift knob.

    This is the fiirst time I tried to do some dry brushing . This was fun to do since I didn't have to stress over scale colors or details.


  3.    ScaleMotorcars is online now Name : Daniel Title : Administrator Posts: 5,661 Country: United States Post Date 01-03-10 01:28 PM Post #13

    Quote Originally Posted by RC-Archer View Post

    I got hung up on some details on both my Monza and my Fiat so I took a break and worked on this model.

    Here is my Eye Gone Wild by Von Franco.

    The kit went together very quickly. The kit is mostly box stock but I did curl the spikes a bit and add other details including an eyeball shift knob.

    This is the fiirst time I tried to do some dry brushing. This was fun to do since I didn't have to stress over scale colors or details.

    How in the heck is that staying up like that ????
    " He who works with his hands is a laborer. He who works with his hands, and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands, and his head, and his heart, is An Artist. "- St. Francis of Assisi

  4.   RC-Archer is offline Name : Title : Active Member Posts: 194 Country: United States Post Date 01-03-10 01:51 PM Post #14

    Quote Originally Posted by ScaleMotorcars View Post

    How in the heck is that staying up like that ????
    Combined smooth application of the clutch and mashing of the throttle will bring your front end right up...

    (You find something to prop up the front end like a Pocher Monza and then photoshop it out of the picture)
    Last edited by RC-Archer; 01-03-10 at 05:31 PM.

  5.   RC-Archer is offline Name : Title : Active Member Posts: 194 Country: United States Post Date 01-03-10 05:33 PM Post #15

    Quote Originally Posted by gbritnell View Post

    Gentlemen, it's been awhile but I designed a 90 degree V twin engine several months back. It will be an operating gas engine with a bore and stroke of 1.00x1.25. It will have exposed overhead valves, air cooled and pressure oil system. I have the crankcase, gear cover, crankshaft, gears, rocker arms and cams almost finished. Everything is machined from solid. The crankcase is aluminum, the vavles are stainless steel, the rods and crank are steel and the cams are tool steel. I'm hoping to have it finished by springtime.
    gbritnell
    That's an awesome project!! I can't wait to see the video of it running.

  6.    ScaleMotorcars is online now Name : Daniel Title : Administrator Posts: 5,661 Country: United States Post Date 01-03-10 08:47 PM Post #16

    Model Sunday runs until midnight. Thanks to all that participated in this first on.

  7.   Herman is offline Name : Herman Title : Avid Member Posts: 356 Country: Netherlands Post Date 01-04-10 04:36 AM Post #17

    One thing to add: I did finish my first Bugatti type 251. (It just needed some laquer over a decal , and the windshield.)

    The second one came a long way (there are 3 versions).

    Also the T43 to T40 conversion got some sanding , and can be primered again. (which I do at work, heated space, dust filters, etc). Hope to say that that one is blue, for next sunday!
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  8.    hot ford coupe is online now Name : Jeffrey Title : Super Moderator Posts: 8,187 Country: United States Post Date 01-04-10 11:04 AM Post #18

    I'm looking forward to seeing what you've done on Sunday, Herman.
    Sometimes a handful of patience is worth more than a truck load of brains. Have the courage to trust your own beliefs. Don't be swayed by those with louder voices. W.S. Maugham :)

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