Whittling your own props!! This one will be more home-made than anything else when you're finished with it Ole! but having seen your seat & engine, I'm sure this will be just as good mate.
Cheers
Patrick
Cheers
Patrick
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Looking good mate, just as i expected. Keep up the good work.
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heres a better view of prop[ATTACH]42073.vB[/ATTACH]
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just been told by the wife that i`m allowed to buy a multitool from the tool box collection,jeez the world will be oyster
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just found fantastic colors for sop,[ATTACH]42117.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]42118.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]42119.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]42120.vB[/ATTACH]
mobeardo you think i should try when time is right?
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Ole, I take it that after all this work you are leaving the prop as natural wood .A varnished natural wood wood propelor on the plane will look great.SteveComment
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That would certainly brighten up your display shelf! From what you've shown us you have the skills to do it so why not?Originally posted by \
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Love those colours Ole, go with them!
Cheers
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the prop will be slightly burnt sienna just a staining wash,sorry been no real updates but arthritis is giving me a big mouthful of pain,and getting front and backplates for the prop were harder to source than i thought,so i made some from from 1/72 spit.onwards and upwards from now on
mobear
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heres rpop finished i used 1/72 wheel from spitfire and the wheel nut from a 1/32 spitfire wheel,i`m so glad i bashed the big spitty [ATTACH]42161.vB[/ATTACH]
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Mobear awesome job that prop looks excellent.Comment
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i gave the prop a bit of colour here it is[ATTACH]42169.vB[/ATTACH]
mobear
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great imitation of wood...
what technick you use?
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