Fourth rule of model building - if you can't get it done the "normal" way, cheat!

Besides, it's only cheating if you get caught... 🙂

The reason I started the rigging was to make it easier to clean up.
It is still a b**d but fun.
Well the wing is now on and setting, hopefully not much remedial work there.
Gregor, I am using super glue for the attachments of the fishing line..
So far so good.

It's looking very neat, Simon, I bet you never thought you'd be able to rig a biplane, I can only guess what you might build next. By the way, I'm surprised the site censor allowed that four letter (w---) through!

Nice work Simes, I too was a rigging virgin (Oooer Misses) before joining this G/B so I can appreciate the work you put into it ,very well done mate, what's your E.T.A. ?
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Cheers all, the rigging was a challenge to be met so I faced it.
The flotation bags are an optional extra on the luxury editions, and have colour options to match the interior decor.
As for the W... word sorry...
Not sure when she will be finished but hope to be nigh on done by next weekend,hopefully.

A quick update.

While trying to fill the holes in the wings, one of the cabane structs came loose, taking out a rigging line, b****r.

So have re-fixed said struct and replaced the line.

So back to reality. have decided to leave the rest of the holes as I cannot be bothered to do any more rigging.

It has been a learning time but I have found out maybe the hard way how to rig bi-planes.

Smaller and more accurate holes drilled.

And more precise use of C/A. for a start.

Will post later.

Hi Simon, great job on the rigging, sometimes modelling is not always straight forward, to fix selfmade accidents is a challenge for itself. Good luck and as Rick said i am looking forward to your Gladiator and your ladys Spitfire as well.