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Nice work! Ahh, Monokote. Iron-on skin. THAT takes me back.
Gene Beaird,Pearland, Texas
G. Beaird,
Pearland, Texas
Cool!
RaualdukeVery nice,love it. Needs a cox .049 Mike
Hey, that's just what I was thinking too! Neat plane man!
Gary
"All you mugs need to get busy building, and post pics!"
Yes I have heard that amazing results can be achieved with card stock.There are companies that produce printed card stock models that are quite realistic.
I have several times used glossy card stock to cover a Guillows model of a metal airframe subject. It eliminates the faceting of covering it with tissue, silk or plastic film. I use gloss card stock to make it quicker and easier to prime and paint. You can even emboss rivets into the stock before gluing it in place, with a ball point pen.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
Yep!Love those over the top scallops!
Very cool, nice finish! Now that's a nostalgia build!
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
Thanks!
Really nice seeing that !
One of my favorite light aircraft.
Thanks!Here is another view.
Nothing neater than an old stick and tissue model. Great job.
The balsa and sticck classic that i added red scallops and a spinner.I used Monokote because the tissue would not stand up to the masking tape.
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