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DesTROYer

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  • Birthday 02/12/1975

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    37.8136° S, 144.9631° E
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    RAAF and RAAC models, Star Wars and all things good.

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  1. Sounds like a more than reasonable reason to start on my 1/32 Tamiya Tomcat.
  2. As I've said elsewhere, outstanding. You make it all look so easy.
  3. Thanks Harold. Looking at the one in the Werner’s Wings photos for that update set, I think that is a different unit, or at least has a different fairing as it seems more like a drum in shape, but I would be interested in taking a look to confirm that. no rush at this stage.
  4. Good news. It's been pointed out that the unit fitted to the Chinook, is the same as the one fitted to the Blackhawks and included in the Academy 1/35 kit. There are still some additional covers and parts on the Chinook one that will need to be fabricated, but the hard part of the job has been made a whole lot easier.
  5. Thank's Stephen, the tubing was not really a concern, but getting the shape of the body of the main hoist is. I've tried sketching it from the different planes, to scale, but there are a few angles and shapes that I just can't figure out the mechanics of. Thanks again for the reply.
  6. I need to scratch build this CSAR hoist for my Chinook, but I am having trouble thinking of the best way to make it up. Sculp from clay, carve from stacked styrene or wood and then cast in resin maybe? I don't know. Open to ideas. On the 1/35 model, the door is 25mm wide, and the CSAR hoist looks to be about the same width as the door. A massive thanks to Craig for the photos.
  7. Great work. If it was mine I'd be very happy with myself, though I'd sand down the tires a little as they look like the plane has no curb weight. Well done.
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