Thanks Richard, that means a lot to me.
Tworrs Westland Lynx Revell 1/32
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Please can you post your photos of the finished builds in the completed section. https://www.scale-models.co.uk/forum...s-2017-on.317/
PS it looks great!Comment
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HI Garry well ive built several of these lovely little choppers in my time but none as good as you have done here very well done like richard said plenty of attenshion to detail an you have certaitly mastered that brilliant modeling only hope my seaking will come up as good as i want to fit motors in it
WELL DONE
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HI Garry well ive built several of these lovely little choppers in my time but none as good as you have done here very well done like richard said plenty of attenshion to detail an you have certaitly mastered that brilliant modeling only hope my seaking will come up as good as i want to fit motors in it
WELL DONEStrength isn't about what you can do, rather it's about overcoming what you thought you couldn't do.Comment
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Looking good, and very big
Just one question: is the ammo feed supposed to be brass in colour? I would have thought that the thing attached to the gun is a chute that the belt runs through, rather than having a loose belt hanging from the gun like this?Comment
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The feed became a real pain in the rear end. It feeds from the top of the ammo box next to the MG into the side of the MG, however no matter what I did I couldn't make it fit, the shape was just wrong. So in the end for sanity sake I installed it to the bottom of the box. Also for some unknown reason the belt was moulded in two sections which are visible in the pic, which made it incredibly difficult to handle and install (it came apart so many times) to the extent that I was in two minds as to whether to even mount the MG at all, as visually it looks shabby.
I went with it in the end :smiling2:Strength isn't about what you can do, rather it's about overcoming what you thought you couldn't do.Comment
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