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HH-60G Pavehawk Kitty Hawk 1/35 DONE!!


Pete Fleischmann

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On 6/12/2020 at 1:08 AM, Hawkwrench said:

What did you use to clamp them together?

 

Tim

 

Hi Tim-

 

I used a bunch of these-

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got them at the hardware store a few years ago.

I just sent you a PM- need your help with something.. I managed to crack the left cockpit door window. (part GP7) Damn...So I need another one- does your Blackhawk kit come with this style windows?

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cheers

 

Pete

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52 minutes ago, Pete Fleischmann said:

 

here we go- rivet time.

this’l take some time, but should be worth it-

 

cheers

Pete

 

 

Hi Pete,

 

If you don't know already, I highly recommend you seal those Archer rivets with Tamiya Clear X-22 before paint.  They are much stronger that way and the decal film is much less noticeable.

 

Cheers,

Chuck

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5 minutes ago, chuck540z3 said:

 

 

Hi Pete,

 

If you don't know already, I highly recommend you seal those Archer rivets with Tamiya Clear X-22 before paint.  They are much stronger that way and the decal film is much less noticeable.

 

Cheers,

Chuck

 

Hi Chuck!

yes! Thank you for the kind reminder!

 

cheers

Pete

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3 hours ago, alaninaustria said:

Lovely work so far Pete!

On another topic - hope your L-39 rebuild is going well too!

Cheers

Alan

 

Thanks Alan!

its still in Gadsden AL at Fighter Maintenance Contracting- but I just got a video from them of the jet out of the hangar for an engine run-

 

cheers

Pete

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Go Pig GO!

 

I feel your pain right now. I just started re-adding rivets to the classic Monogram Huey Hog. I've done one stab and am cross-eyed. Archer rivets are the bees knees though and are helping restore some lovely detail. 

 

Pro tip: If the wing travels faster than the fuselage, it's probably not safe.

 

-Peter

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