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Old 22-12-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Red Baron Issue No.100-The Cowling & bearing bush.

ISSUE No.100-The Cowling and bush.
Well the cowling has finally arrived to complete the front end of the model,one bush and not two has been supplied,this fits inside the front cowl opening and supports the heavy rotary engine,just make sure that the cowling has been well araldited onto the front former,with the propeller I would like to have seen a lot longer main shaft,this area looks vulnerable to getting knocked off.
The whole model weighs a ton so make sure that when you lift her up,do so from ther bottom of the fuselage,all of those struts need attaching securely.





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Barry, The cowling in your picture seems very shiny compared with the one I received. Have you buffed it up some way ?
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*** No Ted,not at all,I wonder if they made some from a different metal to meet the demand ?

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Barry ...........having just been given an almost finished model of the DR1 ...Chap seems to have quite a " thing " for epoxy...having to trim...slice or just chop great lumps off....its coming along nicely...just wish the chap hadn't bothered...as i've had ,to redo so much of his work...oh well...
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is this an rc model or a static one

i have been wonder for ages haha
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***Super detailed static Phoenix.

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i have been wonder for ages haha
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*** I hope that you find the tips and building instructions useful in your restoration,keep chipping off the araldite !

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That's a beautiful looking model.

Do you have any higher resolution images you could text [email address] me - I'd like to have a nose at the wing construction.

I'm thinking of possible project for my CNC milling machine I'm currently ordering....
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Reserection of a long lost post!!!!
Update would be ..mmmmm....good?
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Well there is not much to update,as it has been said in the concise Scale-Models instructions that the manufacturers failed to deliver !
Make no mistake about it this model was a lemon and I for one never want to go through that fiasco ever again,in fact it put me off partworks for good.
Although the model looks ok it has had scores of modificationss to get there which have all been covered week by week here,think it best to keep the thread open until the end of 2007 then eventually close it for posterity,those that are hoarding the parts can then refer back when they do their own build.
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