jeroenpeters Posted March 8 Author Posted March 8 Sooo, painting a few gun camera’s. Once two of them Re done, i’ll pick the best one and use that. Also printed a few new access hatches that are amazingly thin and nicer than the first. Elger, Dpgsbody55, Madmax and 19 others 22
jeroenpeters Posted March 9 Author Posted March 9 3D printed ailerons. Made the aileron trim tabs. Engraved the ailerons. Ready for installation. Uncarina, Paulpk, Kagemusha and 14 others 17
jeroenpeters Posted March 15 Author Posted March 15 Printed even more Nortons after a lot of adjustments. The whirlwind is almost ready for paint! geedubelyer, LSP_Kevin, vvwse4 and 22 others 25
monthebiff Posted March 15 Posted March 15 1 hour ago, Out2gtcha said: Simply lovely! Not this year! Madmax and jeroenpeters 2
monthebiff Posted March 15 Posted March 15 But your Whirlwind is is just epic Jeroen, one of your finest builds you have ever done. Regards. Andy jeroenpeters 1
Archimedes Posted March 15 Posted March 15 This is all phenomenal - the Norton is the icing on the cake to a tour-de-force build. Kind regards, Paul Madmax and jeroenpeters 1 1
scvrobeson Posted March 16 Posted March 16 What a fantastic looking build of this Whirlwind. You've done an exceptional job with the details. Matt jeroenpeters 1
jeroenpeters Posted March 18 Author Posted March 18 Trying to keep this build up to speed. finally happy with the Norton. So prepping those for paint, but i need to check it thoroughly for parts of printing supports. Then: reprinted the slats and radiator slats since the new printer prints them smoother. Also 3d drew and printed the radio access hatch. This 3d printing makes it all a breeze! And it feels like cheating. wunwinglow, TankBuster, Mal_Belford and 11 others 14
Landrotten Highlander Posted March 18 Posted March 18 The bike looks really nice. and as far as 'cheating' is concerned - all is fair in love, war and model building.... geedubelyer 1
jeroenpeters Posted March 23 Author Posted March 23 Reprinted the slats in different resin. This one gives more detail and is slightly more flexible. Painting stage is not far off. denders, patricksparks, Anthony in NZ and 13 others 16
Anthony in NZ Posted March 24 Posted March 24 This build is ridiculously beautiful! Your skills are sensational.....loving this thread! jeroenpeters 1
jeroenpeters Posted March 28 Author Posted March 28 The first paint is on. This took me the better part of an hour. This is because i dilute the paint very much and need many passes for good coverage. TankBuster, Landrotten Highlander, LSP_Kevin and 7 others 10
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