| Image Comments |
| Barnstormer | 15-Mar-08 23:05 |
| Sitting in my well organized work space. |
| Xanadu | 15-Mar-08 23:25 |
| Looking really good.......... |
| poppy | 16-Mar-08 07:29 |
| Looks like it's been molded. Beautiful work!! |
| sweetwillie | 16-Mar-08 13:58 |
| That's a beautiful job. Mine is sitting on my work area, with a fuselage that's too big in circumferance because I used 1/16" balsa to cover it with, now, the cowling won't fit it. I don't know how to correct it. |
| John M Oshust | 16-Mar-08 14:15 |
| SW Sand the nose until the cowl slides over the fuse. |
| moostang51 | 16-Mar-08 14:42 |
| Agree with Johnny O, but fit the cowl on a 1/16" piece of balsa and mount the piece to the front of the fuse. Sand fuse down to that size and then mount the cowl. BINGO. Hey, there's always Micro-Fill if it's not perfect. |
| Barnstormer | 16-Mar-08 15:33 |
| John O. and Moos are right on, mount the cowl to balsa then mount the balsa and cowl combo to the fuse, then sand flush and micro fill. |
| moostang51 | 16-Mar-08 18:29 |
| If I didn't see earlier pics, I would have thought the prop and spinner were cast as one piece. Believe me, they get easier the more your carve them. Perfecto. |
