A-Model 1:72 Diamond DA42
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21 26 August, 18:31
Oleg Bogolei
Haha) Good luck with it! I'm stuck with the UAV version on a putting/sanding and he's waiting for the next inspiration to come)
Haha) Good luck with it! I'm stuck with the UAV version on a putting/sanding and he's waiting for the next inspiration to come)
27 August, 06:27
Kim Harris
Oleg, I understand now. I think that is basically the same kit with different boxart and instructions because mine has about 30% parts not used including the long nose on the Dominator.
Oleg, I understand now. I think that is basically the same kit with different boxart and instructions because mine has about 30% parts not used including the long nose on the Dominator.
27 August, 14:48
Alex K
A general aviation aircraft, a demanding kit, and a project with personal/family connection... > I'll be glad to follow your efforts - good luck!
A general aviation aircraft, a demanding kit, and a project with personal/family connection... > I'll be glad to follow your efforts - good luck!
30 August, 16:56
MP_MP
The UAV version hasn't got any clear windows included
Was a bit tricky to build at times but fun.
Will be nice to see a GA version build. Thinking of getting that one as well.
The UAV version hasn't got any clear windows included
Was a bit tricky to build at times but fun.
Will be nice to see a GA version build. Thinking of getting that one as well.
30 August, 20:53
Gordon Sørensen
Looks like a challenging kit with lots of small pieces and lots of flash.
It looks like the 'cooling fins' are suppose to be mounted from the inside of the nacelle, not on top…
Looks like a challenging kit with lots of small pieces and lots of flash.
It looks like the 'cooling fins' are suppose to be mounted from the inside of the nacelle, not on top…
2 September, 00:58
Kim Harris
Gordon. I just checked and you are absolutely correct. I will try to remove it and insert the relevant part from above. I need yo figure out a way to remove a glued on part that has been primed with minimal damage. What an idiotic thing to do.
Gordon. I just checked and you are absolutely correct. I will try to remove it and insert the relevant part from above. I need yo figure out a way to remove a glued on part that has been primed with minimal damage. What an idiotic thing to do.
2 September, 10:14
Ben M
I find working tamiya extra thin into the joint allows it to be loosened up and pulled apart.
I find working tamiya extra thin into the joint allows it to be loosened up and pulled apart.
2 September, 13:21
Kim Harris
Ben, thank you for your suggestion. I will try that! Otherwise I will be deploying a razor saw and putty 😀
Ben, thank you for your suggestion. I will try that! Otherwise I will be deploying a razor saw and putty 😀
3 September, 06:37
Kim Harris
Ben M, I managed to loosen them with Tamiya Extra Thin and pop them off as you suggested. I will now cut them out and glue them in correctly from above. More sanding and filling
Ben M, I managed to loosen them with Tamiya Extra Thin and pop them off as you suggested. I will now cut them out and glue them in correctly from above. More sanding and filling
8 September, 16:29
Mr D
It's looking good now 👌 taking shape nicely
The £ helps to realise the size.
Good work 👍👍
It's looking good now 👌 taking shape nicely
The £ helps to realise the size.
Good work 👍👍
10 September, 18:45