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Old 06-11-2006   #11 (permalink)
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I bought the cannon from http://www.drafmodel.pl
It is also available on http://www.gpm.pl/
Other cardmodelsites maybe have it also.

I'm glad you like the model!!
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looks really good, i wouldnt evem think about trying one of these card models you have already done. keep up the good work and the progress post.
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It's not hard to make at all.....everyone can do it
All you need is a pair of clean hands a knife and some glue...

Finished the other brakesystem and made the connection to the axel on the right side.
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you know you have to dirty up those beautiful wheels!!!!
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Yes I know....I have the small weathering sets from Tamiya with mud-sand etc , and will try a combo with chalkdust and the tamiya stuff.
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Truely a master piece. It looks amazing. How long is it taking you to do just one wheel??
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I'm not quite sure how long it took to complete one wheel, I work kind of slow, but some hours was spent on that job....and more hours on the brakesystem.
But I'm sure it could have been done in just a couple of hours if that was the goal.
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Some small part on the connector.I'm not sure what this is called....

The drawing and parts to be used


The finished part
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The bottom centerpart.

The drawing.


The parts for the frameconstruction.


The parts who belong together have been glued together.


The frameconstruction is ready.


Covering it up.First is the top skin


And the sides are next....


To be continued tomorrow....
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I have to give you props. Paper modeling is much harder to do than plastic. amazing stuff. I am still amazed at the small parts you got lying there. It must have been a pain to do. My goodness.
BTW, I got my C130 but after looking what the job entails I'm having second thoughts. Well I better build u pthe nerve to do so. After all I spend about 49 euros on this thing. It's a good thing I am not building the whole plane

Great job man. A real inspiration.
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