OH KRAP!!! That blows Toshi, so sorry to see that. 

I think you're handling it better than I, I almost teared up looking at your broken models on the carpet there... 

Jay Jay

OH NOOOOOO!

That's what I said too, when my F-111 fell from the bench just yesterday. odd how we both had a calamity the same day.

Since mine is in progress and i have not yet installed any small parts, , I'm gonna fix it. The whole front of the plane snapped off aft of the cockpit right through where the heavyest putty was.  I used the laser glue on the canopy prior to the fall and that is still intact though ,so I am impressed with the holding power of that glue.

 

Toshi

Toshi, it's heart breaking to see the parts scattered about on the floor.  I had something similar happen with a B-17.  One of our cats was "involved."  However, it became part of a battle damage repair diorama in it's "second life."  Good luck on what ever you decide to do with it.

OH NOOOOOO!

That's what I said too, when my F-111 fell from the bench just yesterday. odd how we both had a calamity the same day.

Since mine is in progress and i have not yet installed any small parts, , I'm gonna fix it. The whole front of the plane snapped off aft of the cockpit right through where the heavyest putty was.  I used the laser glue on the canopy prior to the fall and that is still intact though ,so I am impressed with the holding power of that glue.

seastallion53

I use cheap cup hooks screwed into the ceiling.

 

Toshi

GAF

Toshi,

That's a real shame!  I've learned never to trust those stick on hooks.  They never seem to hold up very well.

Good luck on restoration!

PS> And don't throw the parts out.  You can always use spares. 

Gary

 

tonmo 

I use cheap cup hooks screwed into the ceiling.

Toshi,

That's a real shame!  I've learned never to trust those stick on hooks.  They never seem to hold up very well.

Good luck on restoration!

PS> And don't throw the parts out.  You can always use spares. 

Gary