Fooesboy

WOW!

Great work so far on this project, I'm sure this will be a real head turner when finished. I was surprised to see you use styrene for the fuselage and not brass rod, I know it is much easier to work with but would be concerned about supporting the finished weight without twisting or bending. But that is why I am merely the padawan, not the master.... Looking forward to following along and learning some new ideas.

I'll be using the X-Wing book to gauge what the paid books are like.

Hi Kevin, Works for me too now. Thank you very much, I'll look forward to reading through soon. Chris

Wow...

Hi Kevin, I'm getting the error message too. Using windows internet explorer and windows 10. Chris

Hi Michael, I stumbled onto this thread while researching the BR 86 Dampflokomotive and was wondering if you have made and further progress? Cheers, Chris

Happy birthday Maru, have a special day!

Just ordered 3 to try, looking forward to seeing them up close.

The wall thickness for the needle is very thin so the heat does not travel very far at all, less than 1/2 it's length. The only downside to this trick is that when you go to purchase your needles you get some funny looks.

Go get a hypodermic needle, cut the tip off so that it is no longer sharp. The plastic end on the needle fits nice and tight onto the end of the Zap CA bottle. When the needle gets blocked with glue simply take a lighter and heat the tip, the glue will burn out and leave a nice fresh fine hole to apply the glue with. As an added benefit as the needle blocks it keeps the glue fresh!

+1 for the Shikego Koike prints from HLJ, I have a couple and they look great when professionaly framed. Well worth the money.

Thank you for bringing the awesomeness! Please Sir, may I have some more?

This should be quite something to watch come together, best of luck!

+1 for theJun Air, so quite! One of my best hobby purchase decisions.