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Corsair F-4U 1A Tamiya 1/32 Cockpit resin Eduard


Sweety

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Hello everyone,

 

I am new on the forum, excuse my English because I use Google translation.

 

So far I have posted montages on French forums only, despite the language problem I have joined the Larges Scale Planes community that I have been following for a long time and which I appreciate very much.

Your criticism, remarks and advices are welcome for me in order to progress in this Hobby.

 

I started a Corsair F-4U 1A some time ago.

 

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I'm going to embellish this Tamiya Kit with the Eduard cockpit and engine.

 

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I started with the Pratt & Whitney 2800 engine from the Eduard Kit.

 

For the painting of the cylinders I used Humbrol Mascol liquid mask that I cut once dry. To preserve the slice of the black cooling plates.

 

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Home tools used for cutting the liquid mask.

 

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The painting of the cylinders once finished.

 

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See you soon,

Sweety

(Google Translate)

 

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Hello everyone,

 

For version 1A.

 

The magnetos of the Eduard Kit will be replaced by the Bendix magnetos of the Tamiya Kit.

As well as the distribution ring.

 

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Creation of notches to adapt the Bendix distribution ring of the Tamiya Kit

 

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Painting of the engine block slightly weathered for the moment

 

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See you soon,

Sweety

(Google Translate)

 

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  • Sweety changed the title to Corsair F-4U 1A Tamiya 1/32 Pratt & whitney R2800 Eduard

 

Hi all

 

Pipes on the heads of the cylinders.

 

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Regular formatting of the 18 pipes with an improvised folding machine.

 

Set up the wire.

 

 

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Push the counter-piece.

 

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And here are 18 regular pipes

 

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Setting up the cylinders.

 

The admission pipes are too short.

 

I want to leave the engine hoods open and the pipes are too short which bothers me.

 

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I've extended the intake pipes.

 

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For the masking of pipes, I use Teflon, used in sanitary to waterproof the fittings

 

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There you go.

 

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I foresee the same problem with the exhaust pipes.

 

See you soon,

Sweety

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Hi everyone,

 

Extended intake pipes.

 

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I used Maskol originally intended for masking to temporarily fix my exhausts without sticking them. It's surprisingly very effective.

 

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Painting the exhausts.

 

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Don't panic ! I didn't shot the Christmas reindeer!!

 

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This engine will make less noise !!!

 

See you soon

Sweety

 

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