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Stick built rubber powered Scientific ME-109
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Re: Stick built rubber powered Scientific ME-109
Good point!TD ABUSER wrote:Well you've had 34 years to cut them out..! Even if you only averaged 3 parts per year, you'd be done by now..!roddie wrote:Look at all these parts needing to be cut-out... When I bought the kit (from Tower back in the 1990's...) I thought it was a die-cut kit..
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Re: Stick built rubber powered Scientific ME-109
GallopingGhostler wrote:Good point!TD ABUSER wrote:Well you've had 34 years to cut them out..! Even if you only averaged 3 parts per year, you'd be done by now..!roddie wrote:Look at all these parts needing to be cut-out... When I bought the kit (from Tower back in the 1990's...) I thought it was a die-cut kit..
............ You must have attended CSM Charles... (the Cribbs School of Motivation.. )
Re: Stick built rubber powered Scientific ME-109
If you decide to build that P-38 Roddie here are some tools you may be interested in….They are notching tools for cutting in the notches for stringers and spars…. Just a piece of sandpaper edge glued a piece of balsa the same width as the spar or stringer…. Depth stops are added as required for the depth of the spar….
The Guillows kit I am building is an older die cut version and the fuselage formers and wing ribs were not notched so I used these….. Good to have around in different sizes for general modeling IMO…..1/16x1/16 and 1/16x1/8 in the photo…..
The Guillows kit I am building is an older die cut version and the fuselage formers and wing ribs were not notched so I used these….. Good to have around in different sizes for general modeling IMO…..1/16x1/16 and 1/16x1/8 in the photo…..
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Re: Stick built rubber powered Scientific ME-109
roddie wrote:GallopingGhostler wrote:Good point!TD ABUSER wrote:Well you've had 34 years to cut them out..! Even if you only averaged 3 parts per year, you'd be done by now..!roddie wrote:Look at all these parts needing to be cut-out... When I bought the kit (from Tower back in the 1990's...) I thought it was a die-cut kit..
............ You must have attended CSM Charles... (the Cribbs School of Motivation.. )
good afternoon Roddie..I'm just testing your sense of shame...that's all...
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