My AMT Enterprise progress

How do you get links so they are clickable? I didn't see an icon for inserting them?

Thanks!

Thanks.  I had tried that but it didn't work.  When I tried to paste the link in, it would open up a text box that I had to enter things into.

I can post new topics or reply to one like I have here, and I can find a button anywhere to put up a post in a thread by itself?  Haven't been this confused over a board in quite awhile!

http://www.p40warhawk.com/My_Models/Sci-Fi/AMT_Enterprise/AMT_Enterprise.htm

There you go.

Wow, that takes me back. That's the second kit I ever built, way back in the mid 70's.

Keep up the good work.

Cosmic J wrote:

Wow, that takes me back. That's the second kit I ever built, way back in the mid 70's. Keep up the good work.

Thanks, I built this one as a kid after a couple dragsters and I am really enjoying this build, other than some (hopefully) painting, I'm just trying to keep this one as simple and out of the box as possible.

Cosmic J wrote:

http://www.p40warhawk.com/My_Models/Sci-Fi/AMT_Enterprise/AMT_Enterprise.htm   There you go.

Thanks

tetsujin wrote:

Write text, select it, click the "chain" (link) icon, and enter your URL.  Or you can use BBCode...

Thanks.  The link buttons never seemed to work when I am entering text, all of the other buttons do?

ikar01 wrote:

Out of curiosity, what color are the caps on the front of the nacells this time?

They are white and th buzzard collectors are a separate piece.  I am painting the rain right behind the cap first, then I will tape it off and then glue the cap on, it just seems easier that way.  The buzzard collector is one solid piece with two recesses, it still wouldn't look quite right if you just tried to paint those recesses, I saw where someone filed the recesses away (the recesses don't go quite to the front) and then glued them on after the model was painted and it gave a fairly good representation.  Just have to remember to reall sand the inside of each one because of the raised part number and I believe at least one of them has a raised injector pin.  I will probably just stick it in a chunk of Silly Putty and use a #10 blade to scrape it away and then flip the part over using the Silly Putty to support the piece and then scribe most of the recessed part away and then file as needed.