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F3B-1 1/32 Lukgraph model


jean luc

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here is the beginning of the cockpit structure

 

still a lot of cleaning work before going further but the parts being very fragile it is easier to make the finishes once the elements are glued because it is more rigid as well

 


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an idea in the fuselage that will be nice in my opinion

 


 


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on a neighboring forum I have pointed out a problem with the dihedral which must indeed be neutral

 

this is confirmed by a plan I was fooled by the front shot indeed if we look at the first picture of the post the dihedral is zero

 

this is also comfirmed by the plan that the manufacturer kindly sent me

 

it's not serious recovery is easy

 

so I cut the wing in the center

 

securely attaches the pieces to a slightly thick metal bar

 

and do a solid collage with cyano corn flour load

 

tonight after drying it will be old history

 


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Hi everybody

 

here are the latest advances

 

the cockpit moves slowly

 


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now I attack the part that will ask me the most work

 

the surface effects do not like me too much I find the engraving "not very precise"

 

 


 

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I filled the latter with cyano glue

 

wanting to represent more finely the hot air extractor that I find behind the engine

 

 

here with a certain Charles Lindbergh on command

 

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so I cut out the panel with these

 

I should replace this party with a metal insert machined to cnc milling machine with the help of a friend

 

 

After the insert in place and a final polishing it was time to regraver the surface and add the details that I have sanded

 

 

 


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it may seem complicated but the fact that it is a resin kit greatly facilitates the work this material is easier to work than plastic

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Guest Peterpools

Jean Luc

Very nice progress and taking lots of notes. Very interested on how you create the hot air extractor

Keep ‘em comin

Peter

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this morning I focus on the upper wing

 

the representation of the wing tanks is running out of treatment

 

I've applied a layer of black surfacer to see what I'm doing

 

the kit offers this representation

 

I want something more neat and slightly raised

 

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after masking I applied a slightly thick layer of 1000 surfacer

 

 


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after complete drying I would polish these parts and would do a riveting and then come the vents and filling plugs

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