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After 188 decals and a couple of metres of elastic line - it's completed. I was struggling to finish this, and to really cap it all, I broke my last 0.5mm drill at the very end ( that's why there aren't any control wires on the elevators )
As a model, the Eduard Weekend SSW D.III is good, the parts fit well, the instructions are clear - and honestly, I can't see the Profipack version adding very much - OK there are more finish variations, but they ALL have the lozenge decals.
That is where this model really gives you problems - so many decals, so fiddly - it really does need patience.
Anyway, construction of my MSTA-S will start shortly - only about 7 decals in the whole thing!
Dave
After 188 decals and a couple of metres of elastic line - it's completed. I was struggling to finish this, and to really cap it all, I broke my last 0.5mm drill at the very end ( that's why there aren't any control wires on the elevators )
As a model, the Eduard Weekend SSW D.III is good, the parts fit well, the instructions are clear - and honestly, I can't see the Profipack version adding very much - OK there are more finish variations, but they ALL have the lozenge decals.
That is where this model really gives you problems - so many decals, so fiddly - it really does need patience.
Anyway, construction of my MSTA-S will start shortly - only about 7 decals in the whole thing!
Dave
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