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#1
Lou's Projects / Re: RCAF's 100th - 1/32 AVRO 5...
Last post by lastvautour - Yesterday at 10:30:23 PM
Dave: I use 1mm Tamiya tape for ribs.
Jim: I find it easier to align the wings.

Lou
#2
Lou's Projects / Re: RCAF's 100th - 1/32 AVRO 5...
Last post by Jim - Yesterday at 06:37:00 PM
I've been thinking of adopting that technique. I used it once before, on the SE-5a I made a few years back, and it went fairly well. Normally, I press a notch into the wood and glue the strut into the notch. But the struts often don't always want to stay put, and I wind up having to re-set and re-glue them a lot. Drilling through the wing ought to make for a neater gluing connection, too. I think I'll try your technique again next time.
#3
Lou's Projects / Re: RCAF's 100th - 1/32 AVRO 5...
Last post by Dave T - Yesterday at 06:11:53 PM
So all the wings will eventually have ribs like the black wing? I still have not tried that technique.
#4
Lou's Projects / Re: RCAF's 100th - 1/32 AVRO 5...
Last post by lastvautour - Yesterday at 04:51:04 PM
I always run them through. These are just toothpicks for this picture. I will be using bamboo sticks as per my usual arrangement.

Lou
#5
Lou's Projects / Re: RCAF's 100th - 1/32 AVRO 5...
Last post by Jim - Yesterday at 03:32:56 PM
In building, do you always run your interplane struts through the wings, Lou?
#6
Lou's Projects / Re: RCAF's 100th - 1/32 AVRO 5...
Last post by lastvautour - April 15, 2024, 12:02:23 PM
Moving along. The AVRO 504 is the only active build on my bench.

Lou
#7
Lou's Projects / Re: 1/32 Lobster Boat
Last post by lastvautour - April 15, 2024, 12:00:54 PM
Thank you Gordon.

Lou
#8
Lou's Projects / Re: 1/32 Lobster Boat
Last post by Boomerang - April 14, 2024, 08:42:25 PM
 Stunning result.

 Well Done Lou !

 Gordon
#9
Lou's Projects / Re: 1/32 Lobster Boat
Last post by lastvautour - April 14, 2024, 08:29:08 PM
Thank you Jim.

Lou
#10
Lou's Projects / Re: 1/32 Lobster Boat
Last post by Jim - April 14, 2024, 05:47:38 PM
Lovely work, Lou. Beautiful detail.