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Thank You! @gblair @fiveten @johnb
This project as twin engine bomber is quite speed build.
Props are ready.
Nice looking props, my friend @lis!
Those propellers look great, Bernard @lis
After many many corrections paintjob is complete. I used new paint Off White that took on the color of the bottom layer of paint
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Paint looks awesome, Bernard (@lis). I really like the camo you have chosen. Getting close to decals!
Looks excellent so far, my friend @lis!
This scheme turned out superb, Bernard @lis
Resin exhauts don’t want to be sticked to engines. I try four times to glue them. After that I made few smoke strains, few dots jump in my white belly. Time to correct painting for 1001 time or leave it?
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Exhausts look great, Bernard @lis If those dots are acrylic paint, maybe you are able to remove them with a damped q-tip
@johnb Unfortunetly I used Laquer Paint. PS. Work Going on
Wingtip lights look great, Bernard @lis
The wingtip lights look great, my friend @lis! Pity for those stubborn exhausts.
At this time decaling was very easy and fun.
Looks great, my friend @lis!
There's something special about those white and camouflaged British bombers. They have a certain flair to them that makes them stand out. You've done an excellent job on this so far Bernard (@lis). Try 5 minute epoxy on the exhausts if nothing else works. That will almost certainly take care of the problem. But be patient and careful while it cures because the parts can move for some time after application.
