Chris's 1/72 Revell SE5A.

[Steve-the-Duck]

So, this is the other side of the tail, with better focus


And so, the rigged u/c

And the top wing on

To give me enough space, the cabane struts will go on after I've rigged between them

So, my rigging method, as said elsewhere, is steel rod/wire, because it's stiff and silver-y. I measure the distance, cut main length, then usually secure one end with PVA to be able to judge correct length, then finally secure, at least one end, with cyano. I just have to be careful as the cyano tends to discolour the silver
That's going to be a days work at least

[Steve-the-Duck]

So, no interim pics, but the wings are now rigged, the tail likewise, so just the control lines to add and the tail stripes and fuselage roundels and done
Pics may go straight to a completed thread

I don't know. A sixty-year-old kit has given me no trouble at all, except for rigging wires pinging into oblivion, whereas that Amodel Hector has been nothing but trouble!

Ooh, must add a windscreen and airspeed indicator...

[The Smythe Meister]

Very nice indeed mate

[Steve-the-Duck]

The last touches

Slight trouble with the Xtradecal stripes, but nothing a touch-up didn't fix
I just wish the damn things would stay in place while I tamp them down!

So, added a little airspeed indicator sensor

Are we done? Or have I forgotten something? Nothing springs to mind (lol)

And for the last bit, a windscreen, otherwise entirely missing from the kit.
I managed to find pictures of about six different windscreens on the net!

And that's it done, so over into a completed thread!