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  • Steve Brodie
    SMF Supporters
    • Sep 2014
    • 4652

    #16
    That crew are not having much look, first they get misted up windows, and then cleaned but in the meantime some chav's come along and nick their rotor's.

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    • Steve Brodie
      SMF Supporters
      • Sep 2014
      • 4652

      #17
      Nice build by the way

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      • Guest

        #18
        Originally posted by \
        Nice build by the way
        Originally posted by \
        That crew are not having much look, first they get misted up windows, and then cleaned but in the meantime some chav's come along and nick their rotor's.
        Blame the "Red Tape" for the missing Rotors Steve, the H&SE. wanted them removed before they would allow anyone to work on replacing the Canopy.. .

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        • Guest

          #19
          A great build of my favourite aircraft, I'm about to undertake a 1:72 version. Was wondering if you had any tips or advice as to painting, shading or modifications (chaingun mounting?)


          Thanks,


          Again great job!


          Steve

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          • Guest

            #20
            Originally posted by \
            A great build of my favourite aircraft, I'm about to undertake a 1:72 version. Was wondering if you had any tips or advice as to painting, shading or modifications (chaingun mounting?)
            Thanks,


            Again great job!


            Steve
            Hi Steve, Sorry no special tips on the build as it was just an out of the box build, The paint was Tamiya Nato Green with some Soot weathering at the engine exhaust outlets..


            Only other thing to say is keep any thinners away from the Canopy LOL.


            Good luck with the build & look forward to seeing some photos.. .


            John.

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            • Guest

              #21
              I remember a young guy at an old job wiped his safety specs with acetone To clean them, he may as well had painted them haha.


              Also a safety bulletin at my work showed a guy who had his full face safety visor shatter when a spot of some cleaner or thinners hit it. Lucky I think he had safety specs on under it. The company wouldn't investigate it until the company they were writing for pushed the issue and then they realised they had specced the wrong material type of Dave shield. Lol

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              • Guest

                #22
                I remember a young guy at an old job wiped his safety specs with acetone To clean them, he may as well had painted them haha.


                Also a safety bulletin at my work showed a guy who had his full face safety visor shatter when a spot of some cleaner or thinners hit it. Lucky I think he had safety specs on under it. The company wouldn't investigate it until the company they were contracting for pushed the issue and then they realised they had speced the wrong material type of face shield. Lol

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                • Guest

                  #23
                  Well Dougie, I know how he must have felt about that LOL.. .


                  John.

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                  • Guest

                    #24
                    I have got to stop posting from my phone, i spend more time fixing typos than typing!

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