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Nice result and nice solution to keep the tension, Allan @kalamazoo
Thanks John, it didn't work so well on the other side, probably my fault !
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Looks like the Blutack grabbed onto the decal quite strongly, my friend @kalamazoo!
It seemed like a good solution, Allan @kalamazoo I would not have expected this either. Always terrible that these things happen so close to the finish line.
Thanks Spiros, it did, ------------- Thanks John, I should have expected it and been more careful, ----------------- a bit of paint touch up makes it look better if not perfect ! more details and elevator cables to add.
Looks perfect from here, my friend @kalamazoo! A successful remedial action!
Same here, Allan @kalamazoo, no signs of the 'issue'. Great save.
Ready to sail soon it seems.
Thanks Spiros, mostly successful, -------------- Thanks John, doesn't show in the pic but I can see it, ------------------ Thanks Erik, just a bit more to do, without any set backs I hope, --------------------- Elevator cables super glued into fuselage.
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Those cables adds a lot to the looks of the DH60.
The lead should be a safer solution to hold the wires, Allan @kalamazoo
Another useful tip, my friend @kalamazoo! The Gipsy Moth looks better and better!
Thanks Erik, they are a pain to attach though, ----------- Thanks John, it is and you inspired me to use it to tension the cable as well, -------------- Thanks Spiros, ------------------------ After two failed attempts with super glue I am trying epoxy, takes longer to set, we'll see how it goes !
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That will absolutely create some tension, Allan @kalamazoo I would be nervous to use this kind of setup.
Those cables seem challenging, nothing that you cannot handle with excellence, my friend @kalamazoo! Looking forward to see all of them in place!
