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« Thread Started on Aug 26, 2006, 6:26pm »

Title says it all

Let's build 'em, I wanna know everything about your corsair/s.
Especially how you build and how ya are painting it.
AND most importantly how you mask the daggum canopy!!! >:(

Here is mine...just starting....

Hope to see ya'll here soon!!!

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #1 on Aug 26, 2006, 7:15pm »

Well, ain't this a fine pickle, >:(

This is the gap because the cockpit bottom keeps the pieces from meeting...*sigh*. What to do, what to do....hmmmm
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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #2 on Aug 27, 2006, 11:42am »

Wow Very Nice But I Dont Build Military Yet Sorry

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #3 on Aug 27, 2006, 1:26pm »

Is that a Dill or Sweet Pickle?....Looks like a Job for Sawz All....

Thats quiet a Gap!

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Our new forum for us here to be
« Thread Started on Apr 16, 2007, 2:19am »

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with our old friends again....
We have a new forum started come to http://z4.invisionfree.com/JR_Modeling_Forum/index.php
No ones walking out and deserting this one, nor deleting it out of Spite again! Because we don't have a big E

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #4 on Aug 29, 2006, 9:38am »

Kosher Dill RC, ha.

Thx to Dremel it was a matter of a minute to get it reshaped to fit, course, you might not want to look at the bottom of the cockpit...

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #5 on Sept 8, 2006, 5:09pm »

You can protect youre canopy with Maskol from Humbroll and I have read somthing about BMF (bare metal foil)
But I`m not a aircraft person :-S

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #6 on Sept 18, 2006, 1:32pm »

Hiya Ron,

Sok, no worries, thx for the info, it is a good beginning.

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #7 on Sept 24, 2006, 11:37pm »

Hey everybody, well, it is progressing..sorta, going to be a flying Corsair, no landing gear. Now just need to figure how to do that, but got some time till then.

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #8 on Sept 24, 2006, 11:45pm »

Hi, wow, you actually call that a plane?...

Hmm, maybe u should stop while u are ahead..haha.
I would show u mine but afraid u might shoot yourself, so i will keep it to myself.

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Re: Corsairs
« Reply #9 on Sept 25, 2006, 1:31am »

Looking really good so far Partner!....Question: Whats the white plastic pieces in the square hole in the bottom for? Or is that the: "Don't look in the bottom of the cockpit?!" Ive never built a plane, but do have a Black Widow in the closet to do someday, I was just wondering

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