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I carefully sanded each corrugation with a needle file and then smoothed things out with liquid cement. Seemed to work quite well. Regards.Andy

So finally managed a couple of days bench time over the Christmas period to concentrate on adding all the fiddly bits and pieces and I'm now calling my G-4 finished. I really enjoyed this conversion and super happy with the results, also I would like to thank everyone for their help , support and comments throughout this build. I will try and get some RFI pictures up later this weekend. Regards. Andy

Looking seriously good, quirky but very cool!! Regards.Andy

Yep, I have a bottle of that at the moment and it's super smooth. Try the 17 year old double wood, it's like nectar!! Regards.Andy

That's really nice work Max, you are nearly there! May I say your joint craft room is a great idea so you and your wife can both enjoy time together as well as enjoy your chosen hobby! That's a bit of a win win situation you have there. Regards.Andy

The Balvenie followed by the Land!! Regards.Andy

All I can say is the HP 400 will be super impressive judging by the strides WnW are making worth their last couple of new new releases, the quality and crispness of the detail and fit on the D.I and now the Halberstadt are starting to head towards the Tamiya quality various people say they are already. Definately an exciting year for WnW fans ahead. Regards.Andy

That cockpit looks very nice, like the problem solving on this one as well! Regards.Andy

Superb finish Tom, love what you have done with this one. Regards.Andy

Ahh yes, I had that little problem and decided to snip the brass back a little rather than risk damage to the finished array supports!! Worked just fine for me. Regards. Andy

Feeling your pain with that little job Max, have you masked each pane inside as well as it's well worth the extra effort with all the hatches open. Regards.Andy

Very nice work and nice to see someone tackling this interesting kit. Regards.Andy

Needs some more work and the shine knocking back a little with some varnish but happy I havr finally got o this point now. Takes some building but super nice detail, the prop is equally as nice as well. Eduard resin is so nicely cast! Regards.Andy

Decided to pull this one from the shelf of doom and try and finish it before the end of the year as I'm fed up of it staring at me and to be honest there is not to much left to do now!. So the Eduard Brassin engine os now painted and awaiting some wiring before being mounted. Also painted and assembled the Brassin propeller ready for weathering. Its been ages since I last worked on this one as I lost my motivation due to completing the engine and the amount of open panels I had to deal with.........seemed a good idea at the time but I'm back on track now. Also want to restore the missing pictures in the build log as well as finding it a little annoying they are gone. As always comments/ criticism always welcome and thank you for looking in. Regards. Andy

That looks better Max, well worth the effort. Regards.Andy

It will be well worth the effort with the codes Max as it will be the first thing you see every time you look at the model as you personally are not happy with them. Looking good and great progress. Regards.Andy

I'm really rubbish at group builds having entered two and failed to complete both ( I think its something to do with sering it as a side project) so knowing I have a year and having a clear bench by 1st January I may be able to complete something!! After having a good look through the stash I'm not sure weather to go for a two or a three engined project next year Regards.Andy

You will love it Shawn, not easy but a fun build that's for sure. Regards.Andy

Some of my best work is usually after a glass or three Max! Regards.Andy

I used parts from a small exrerior etch set by Eduard for the D version for mine Max, a little 2D but did the job nicely in the end. https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ED32235 A bit pricey for what it is but some useful bits and pieces on it. Regards. Andy

Big step made today with Fug 220 array instaaled followed by a light coat of flat varnish and with baited breath removed all cockpit masking and to my relief all was well....phew!! So final bits like hatches, D/F loop, aerial, pitot and propellers need adding and I'll be calling this one done. Regards. Andy

Thanks for looking in and reading my build log Kevin. Regards. Andy

Gotha please as I missed this first time round. Regards. Andy

So, after cancelling my pre order earlier this year has anyone recieved their pre order or are aviaelogy still not able to supply or has everyone who has pre ordered just given up on this one? Regards. Andy

Really nice Dan, such a stand out scheme! Regards. Andy