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Folded winged Swordfish is an added construction challenge. Wings dropped from the tail support in the midst of the photography session to show the delicacy of the configuration.
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Excellent result, Rafi! Too delicate!
Thank you, Spiros!
Really, REALLY nice, Rafi! Beautiful result as usual Sir
Thank you, Frederick!
I did one of these with the wings folded also. It's definitely not as easy as Tamiya makes out it is. This one looks particularly good.
Thank you, Tom. It is easier than Trumpeter's 1/32nd scale Swordfish thanks to the lower weight and shorter momentum arms.
A wonderful Swordfish, Rafi @blackmopane I can imagine this folded wing construction is very fragile. Better not to move the model around too often.
Thank you, John. Indeed, better leave the models alone😉
Excellent Stringbag, Rafi.
Another well done, Swordfish, Rafi.
Another great build. You sure can crank out the planes. Keep ‘em coming.
A great looking Swordfish Rafi.
I love those FAA colors. Great job on the stringbag. It is hard to believe that England employed a biplane in WWII.
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Excellent result, Rafi!
Too delicate!
Thank you, Spiros!
Really, REALLY nice, Rafi! Beautiful result as usual Sir
Thank you, Frederick!
I did one of these with the wings folded also. It's definitely not as easy as Tamiya makes out it is. This one looks particularly good.
Thank you, Tom.
It is easier than Trumpeter's 1/32nd scale Swordfish thanks to the lower weight and shorter momentum arms.
A wonderful Swordfish, Rafi @blackmopane
I can imagine this folded wing construction is very fragile. Better not to move the model around too often.
Thank you, John.
Indeed, better leave the models alone😉
Excellent Stringbag, Rafi.
Another well done, Swordfish, Rafi.
Another great build. You sure can crank out the planes. Keep ‘em coming.
A great looking Swordfish Rafi.
I love those FAA colors. Great job on the stringbag. It is hard to believe that England employed a biplane in WWII.