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| David Duckett | Sterling P-61 Black Widow | Build | 26-Apr-18 19:02 |  | | Views : 825 | |
| David Duckett | Sterling P-61 Black Widow | Build | 26-Apr-18 19:01 |  | | Views : 740 | | The red wing walks are painted masking tape. |
| David Duckett | Sterling P-61 Black Widow | Build | 26-Apr-18 19:00 |  | | Views : 700 | | The half round is styrene. |
| David Duckett | Sterling P-61 Black Widow | Build | 22-Apr-18 05:24 |  | | Views : 775 | |
| David Duckett | Sterling P-61 Black Widow | Build | 18-Apr-18 07:35 |  | | Views : 868 | | Use a triangle to establish a line 90 degrees perpendicular. From those two lines you can get everything else using the ruler, the small plastic model, and a calculator. I use Faber-Castell Pitt artists pens which are available in many colors so if you don't want to use black, you can use whatever you want. They're great to color with, too. Available on line. |
| David Duckett | Sterling P-61 Black Widow | Build | 18-Apr-18 07:31 |  | | Views : 699 | | Panel lines "add interest", not my words, and intimidate modelers. For me, the best way to start is to establish the axis. Using a pattern from the plans, big piece, draw on the front to back line. Then replace that pattern with the thin one and draw on the line all the way from front to back. |
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