I'll have to try that baking soda trick, I've got about 10 kilos of it, bought for soda blasting some 1:1 car parts, but my garage compressor wasn't man enough.
Pete
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Rick. I’ve been using this trick for years beats the mud
Allen. I think I have it beat into submission at this point. You mentioned putting a tarp over it funny this afternoon I just put some stuff over the windshield to act as a tarp to protect the front glass I’ll post pics later.
Pete. I think you won’t be disappointed just do light layers and build it up as you goComment
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Hi Lee,
looks like I missed this one. Nice progress, I too like these type of helicopters.
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Steven. Thanks for stopping by and the complement hope to have more progress soonComment
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Hi Lee
Interesting project. Nice start on the helicopter. I'm sure you'll sort out the fit issues. I've heard of using CA and talcum powder as a filler but not baking powder. Not tried it.
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Jim. I think I got them backed in a corner. I’ve been use this method for yearsComment
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The only thing I did last night was added some weight to the Helicopter to help with the car rideComment
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Built the props today and worked on the interior and installed the glass. I wasn’t planning on putting the interior in but now things have changed
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Hi Lee, So if your not putting the cockpit together, does that mean it will be covered with a tarp? Rick H.Comment
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Rick.Yes I will be putting it in and it’s not going in the gondola it will be a shelf queen this is all in the main description aboveComment
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Sorry Lee, must of missed that......Comment
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Stay focus Men you as well John lolComment
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