CH-149 Italeri/Eduard/Belcher Bits/Scratch Build
Body panels glued in place
"rearfill" for the coming soundproof
soundproof, made from aluminium foil
To get smooth contures, a tissue was glued above the sheet structure.
after the wood glue dried out, I got a authentic looking surface.
Now the selfmade noise reduction was glued in place.
After everything dried out, I'll have to cut out the windows carefully.
The cabin ceiling with markings for the missing lashing points
drilled the holes, cut them out and this is how it could look later.
Comments
28 August 2011, 15:40
Malte DThanks! I really need motivation for that project. Next big step will be the noise reduction/fairing inside the cabin. I'm afraid. lol
28 August 2011, 16:28
Malte DI love holidays. 🙂 Finally did some steps with the interior that I've been afraid of for a long time. 🙂
27 December 2012, 15:20
Luc BI'll follow this one, looking forward to see the result. Good idea to use the bubble windows from the MH-47E
28 December 2012, 00:32
Malte DThanx Luc; I'd rather like to have vacu-formed bubble windows, but at the moment it looks like I'm going with the ones from the kit and the Chinook-parts.
Nice to have you "on board" !
28 December 2012, 07:18
Malte DSo glad I was able again to make some good progress with the interior !
28 December 2012, 17:11
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Pictures of the build.
This is the first time I scratchbuild a complete interior, so please be mild with me! lol
