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The numbers originated from the asylum bed assignments. The escape committee used them in communications. Where 'Matron' first administered meds. Once at large group became 'Rabble'. At least that's how I remember it.
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I've lost my front canopy. Something tells me I shouldn't finish this...every time I fix something another part gets lost even when they're put into covered holders.
Anyway can't scratch it so will need a replacement. The other spare unarmoured canopy was deformed from lack of injection pressure.
I'll proceed with the primer and preshading without it.
I know but the good news is a friend has given me his Hasegawa kit so perhaps I can try to fit it's canopy onto mine. The irony is that it's a MkIIc which has all the bells and whistles which I had to modify on my MkI. ?
I have decided to scratch the front canopy having armed with a reference canopy from the Hasegawa kit my friend gave me.
I started by shaping the top curved section from a plastic alligator clip...example below... And the front and side panels from the sheet of transparency. I hope this experiment will work. Meanwhile I have removed the outer Hispanos and refilled the wing edge to set them further apart...it's quite a distance apart if you notice...
Cheers,
Wabble
Hi,
After filling up the hole I fixed the outboard Hispanos on... Then I added exhaust deflectors using thin plastic strip on both sides. This particular aircraft has it and not all were modified with it. I don't know if it was a standard fixture in later models. I think loosing the front canopy as I noticed the side attachments weren't curved as in the Amar kit reference I was following. So I have added some plastic strip and will carve and clean it up for the canopy I'm making. Cheers,
Wabble
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