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I agree with JvB. And sometimes what feels like backward steps actually are forward progress in the long term. Glad you had a good time with the G'daughter. Those are never steps backwards.
Thanks, John (@johnb) and Gary (@gwskat). I think that this is one of those kits that crawls along, and then suddenly everything comes together and starts moving quickly. You are right, Gary, time with Evie is always good time.
@gblair - The interior looks fantastic George!
Thanks, Brian (@brithebuilder). The detail is pretty amazing on this elderly resin set. The 3D printed set I got for my next Kingfisher is even more detailed. Gotta get my trifocals warmed up for that.
I got a little more progress on mating the cockpit(s) and the fuselage. I am still using white glue to temp glue everything together. Once everything is where it needs to be, I will reinforce with some superglue. Front cockpit done and glued into the right side of the fuselage, rear cockpit tomorrow. Cheers.
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Excellent!
Excellent so far, my friend @gblair!
Thanks, Rob (@robertandy) and Spiros (@fiveten). So far, so good.
Really nice progress, George @gblair The interior looks very realistic.
Thanks, John (@johnb). Looking forward to your Mirage.
I worked some more to get everything prepped to bring all of the resin and plastic together. I glued the aft cockpit in place with white glue and let it dry for about 6 hours. The wing center section requires some major surgery so that it will fit in-between the resin forward and rear cockpits. I am trying to be slow and deliberate here because I am now doing things that can't be undone.
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Super job so far, my friend @gblair. Everything looks nice and neat. Looking forward to the wings attachment!
Excellent result, George @gblair Should look amazing with the wings attached.
Real nice work on the Kingfisher George, the basic kit is a great start to improve it from inside out. You have a lot going on with both front and rear interiors looking busy with the enhancements. Looking forward to whats next.
Thanks, Spiros (@fiveten), John (@johnb), and Chuck (@uscusn). It is moving slowly, but it has been problem-free, so far.
