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    Planes & Helicopters Thread, Tamiya Mossy mk IV bomer: Highball in Under Construction; Right then. Wheels mounted; solid axels by the way. Pilot and navigator glued to their seats. Literally! fuselage, wings, tailplanes ...
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      Right then. Wheels mounted; solid axels by the way. Pilot and navigator glued to their seats. Literally!
      fuselage, wings, tailplanes glued up. As much as the resin I intend to use is also in place, bar one part, the main belly cowling. Due to me makeing a total pigs ear out of it I contacted the chap that done the original set and asked if its possible to buy just the part I buggered or If I would have to buy a new set. I got a reply next day and was told that if I send him my address, he will send a replacement part. Now thats service!!!
      Trouble is now I have to wait befor I can continue.
      The infill panels and the bomb holder fitted perfectly and only a tiny bit of filler will be need. (me again with the sanding stick!).


      I have just discovered sumit quite funny: November dont have 31 days!! So that mean SWMBO and I have been married 9years today!!!

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      Quote Originally Posted by Ian M View Post
      I have just discovered sumit quite funny: November dont have 31 days!! So that mean SWMBO and I have been married 9years today!!! [/LEFT]

      You only just remembered! How funny did SWMBO find that? I'd probably be limping,or in a coma lol.
      The Mossie is looking very nice.
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      Got a bit bored and didnt know what else to start on while I wait for the new cowl for the highball holder, so I have primed the most of her and did a bit of pre shadeing. painted the exhaust stacks,
      I think I might have to give the seam along the bottom of the fuselage a bit of work as its still quite visible!
      Any one like to come with a size for serial numbers on a mossy?
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      Serial numbers were 8". Squadron/aircraft code letters varied a bit 30",32" and 36".
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      Thanks Steve i knew I could count on you. Strange this particular aircraft did not have squadron/aircraft codes, just the serial so my next job is a tiny bit easier, just have to sharpen the old scalpel!!!
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      A small update, while I got PC time! ;-)
      Shes painted!
      I still Need to do the panel lines and a few other details yet. Post shading came out sort of ok.
      What do you lot think.

      The canopy is a bit tatty. After trying to mask it five times, I gave up and found a paint brush!

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      I love it, mate. very nice...
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      Difficult to see it in these pictures Ian. I can see the shading on the grey but it doesn't show up as well on the green. Possibly it's just the picture not doing it justice.

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      Ian this is looking nice mate keep up th good work.
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      From my own experience, if the shading is about right, it does not show too well in pictures. I have never managed to get around this issue with my photographs. Coming on really nicely though Ian, always a pleasure to see a Mosquito and even better, a conversion.
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