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David Andrs (andrsd)
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DFW C.V (Gretel Lo)

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1 10 January 2019, 03:12
Mike Daniels
Lovely.
10 January 2019, 10:03
David Andrs
Thanks guys. Added 3 more pics that show how I did the rigging.
10 January 2019, 11:38
Neuling
Sehr schöne Gretel!
10 January 2019, 16:39
Mike Daniels
What turnbuckles are you using ? Very neat solution.
10 January 2019, 23:44
David Andrs
Yes, it is from Gaspatch
11 January 2019, 00:18
Richmond
Very nice
11 January 2019, 05:56
Spanjaard
what a beautiful job! excellent details and paintjob
11 January 2019, 06:39
Alexander Grivonev
Beautiful! Great close-ups👍
11 January 2019, 08:28
Alec K
Absolutely gorgeous build! I am stealing your wire length "calculator" idea 👍
9 March 2019, 14:04
Martin Oostrom
Drooling!
9 March 2019, 17:45
Stephan Ryll
Very nice build 👍
9 March 2019, 18:12
David Andrs
Alec K: When I was cutting the first wire for the third time I was like - I need something better for this, because there is an awful lot of wires 😉 The only weakness is how to keep the damn thing in place while you glue the turnbuckles. The tape kind of works. May be masking fluid would work much better... need to try it next time...
10 March 2019, 00:26
Alec K
I am assuming the turnbuckles are not actually eyelet-in-eyelet (that would be too easy...), and the ends must be cut to mate with the anchor eyelet? Hence the need to position them at appropriate angle?
10 March 2019, 13:29
David Andrs
They are Type A ([img1]?c=2) . It is one rigid piece. Then EZLine is threaded through the eyelet. So, yeah, you need to get the angle right. It is a tradeoff between building 30 of them vs. using a prefabricated part. Each has its own pluses and minuses.
 
10 March 2019, 18:05
Alec K
Got it - thanks for the info 👍
11 March 2019, 12:47

Project info

29 зображення
1:32
Завершені
1:32 DFW C.V "Late Production" (Wingnut Wings 32057)

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