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2023 LSP Group Build suggestions thread


BradG

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I'm not much for group builds, but I think it would be fun to have a monochrome build - all black and white schemes, as a few of our members have done beautifully here. Learning a new technique that most of us haven't tried might be interesting. The NMF idea might do this as well, providing it required the use of foil.

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2 hours ago, dutik said:

Show your engine(s)!

 

Models build with major engine access hatches open or engines removed onto a dolly or stand. Radial engines qualify only if the cowlings are opened up.

Nowadays there are a lot of kits with beautiful engines or AM engines. Time to show them!

 

Regards

- dutik

I like that, great idea! 

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2 hours ago, Panzerwomble said:

"Step out the comfort zone" -any aircraft other than one defined as an LSP ........or worse .....what about something with tracks and a gun  

Step out of the comfort zone....scratch-build something?....

a) modifying a kit with a scratch-built element

b) follow Tom Probert's stellar example by scratching the details for a vacform

c) go old school and scratch-build an entire airframe

 

...and Panzerwomble, the only potential LSP candidate I know of that has tracks and a gun is that crazy Russian flying tank thing; the Antonov A-40 крылья танка. Now that would have to be scratch-built!

 

Cheers

P.

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30 minutes ago, Archimedes said:

Step out of the comfort zone....scratch-build something?....

a) modifying a kit with a scratch-built element

b) follow Tom Probert's stellar example by scratching the details for a vacform

c) go old school and scratch-build an entire airframe

 

...and Panzerwomble, the only potential LSP candidate I know of that has tracks and a gun is that crazy Russian flying tank thing; the Antonov A-40 крылья танка. Now that would have to be scratch-built!

 

Cheers

P.

I, of course, completely agree with this one!!

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1 hour ago, Archimedes said:

Step out of the comfort zone....scratch-build something?....

a) modifying a kit with a scratch-built element

b) follow Tom Probert's stellar example by scratching the details for a vacform

c) go old school and scratch-build an entire airframe

 

Cheers

P.

Hmm… b) and c)

I could continue on with the vac Anson. It is ready for its scratch built interior. 

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6 hours ago, dutik said:

Show your engine(s)!

 

Models build with major engine access hatches open or engines removed onto a dolly or stand. Radial engines qualify only if the cowlings are opened up.

Nowadays there are a lot of kits with beautiful engines or AM engines. Time to show them!

 

Regards

- dutik

The ZM Bf-109G 14 is a great candidate and the Dragon Bf-109E series.  

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11 hours ago, dutik said:

Show your engine(s)!

 

Models build with major engine access hatches open or engines removed onto a dolly or stand. Radial engines qualify only if the cowlings are opened up.

Nowadays there are a lot of kits with beautiful engines or AM engines. Time to show them!

 

Regards

- dutik

I like it. I like it a lot....

 

Paul

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16 hours ago, dutik said:

Show your engine(s)!

 

Models build with major engine access hatches open or engines removed onto a dolly or stand. Radial engines qualify only if the cowlings are opened up.

Nowadays there are a lot of kits with beautiful engines or AM engines. Time to show them!

 

Regards

- dutik

Hmmm.  I’ve got an ICM Stearman I’ve been wanting to build…

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"Out the Zone 2" or "Back to the '40's" - any LSP but built from Balsa/ paper not plastic as the main material . Plenty of Guillows candidates out there .

 

 

“We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard"

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