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Breguet 691 / 693, project 1/32 scale resin


waroff

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these last months I was busy, this was my last working time, now I 'am a young retired....

Now Iit's a new life.

about Breguet project, I work on the wheels, undercarriage and propellers.

I will make some molds for stabilizer, nacelle, fuel tanks, internal accessories

but I have another projects in progress, D520  & MS406 upgrade...and draw the 

RC model 1/5th

And an LeO 451 at 1/48th, Potez 63-11, 631 at 1/32.....

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I am glad you are still here and going on your project. What about some new pictures from your progress.

Don't forget the Dassault Rafale 1/32, it will bring a lot of interest, not only from french aircrafts lovers.

Thanks, cordially.

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I do not forget this project.
I have difficulty to find a good method to mold the nacelles.
I cut out the forward cowl. this one will be easy to mold.
The rear part will be hard...
the thickness is too thin, I will increase it with wax sheet as i made for the fwd cowl

 

 

what you see on the nacelle (left) is not the thickness of plastic but the stiffener cemented along the edges.

On cowling at right, we can see the real thickness ( around .02)

 

nacell10.jpg

nacell11.jpg

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I finished to covered the inner of the nacelle;
the calibrated wax sheet is not easy to use. They are tacky and too difficult to put in place because they bond to the finger. After a long fighting, the strips of wax are at their place, 
Now, it must to cut the excess. have you try to cut an bubble gum? it 's same.
A paraffin was be added to wax, for this reason, it is very tacky.
The advantage is to increase and obtain a regular thickness 
 
Now, this is finish, i began to put the nacelle in clay to mold the first part
 

 

 

 

nacell12.jpg

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Someone asked if the wing need stiffener in the casting.
One year ago I have cast this wing and clamp the wing root horizontaly then
 forget it in the garage.
6 °c in winter to 30° in summer.
Twelve months later, the sprue (5x5mm) is curved but the wing is always straight despite no stiffener.

ailes_10.jpg

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