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iv decided to build a modern trio 1 of which is a whif of
tornado gr4
typhoon
tsr2 gr7
tornado progress
i cut slots in the wings so i can remove and refit them whenever i like, i also did it in such a way that they click firmly into position so they remain secure when i push them in
typhoon progress
snow + 4wd + escessive hp = :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7egUIS70YM
Very cool wings! Looking forward for your build(s).
Toshi
On The Bench: Revell 1/48 B-25 Mitchell
Married to the most caring, loving, understanding, and beautiful wife in the world. Mrs. Toshi
these pics give an indication of just how big tsr2 is!
3 builds at once! Good luck mate...that's some task. I'd never keep track of what bits went with what kit!
Thats a nice project, i like it. Some nice progress.
Should i ask which one is the what if
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
ask away
ps do we have a sarcastic smiley? lol
eatthis ask away ps do we have a sarcastic smiley? lol
I don't think our cousins from over the pond do sarcasim
I am guessing these are 72nd scale. Which kits are you useing. I really need to get myself a Typhoon, just can't decide which one.
Are you useing the Xtradecal sheet for the tsr or doing your own.
yeh all 72 scale
tsr2 is airfix
tornado and typhoon is revell but im not that impressed with the typhoon tbh
i also have an airfix typhoon which isnt that horrible tbh. its pretty basic and soime parts dont fit great but it goes together easy and to my untrained eyes it looks like a phoon
heres what i usually do with tsr2s
glue a piece of sprue under the vert stab pin,
cut the pin off the stab itself and drill a hole in it and the sprue (i use 1.5mm)
then cut a suitable piece of rod, this gives a better fit but still allows easy removal of the tail
cut the pins off the tail and drill them for 1.5 mm brass rod (make sure its easily bendable because you wont get the angle dead on)
cut a suitable length of rod.
cut down the exhaust tunnels so the rod has clearance
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