1/32 Granville Gee Bee Model Z Super Sportster.

[speedgraflex]

The word was “speed,” and It looks like it was one piece to be slippery as hell.

[LyleW]

Well, one pice it is!

[Floki]

Looking really good Bruce! When will we see some primer on that cowl?

[speedgraflex]

Hey Clint, I was reading on Lyle’s COVID thread how you were sick in February. I was sick right around my birthday in January and thought it was related to all that would come later. At the very least I am glad you are well and I am well.

I hope to add primer tomorrow with fingers crossed... this will probably be the midpoint of the process of finessing those seams. I feel there are some artifacts that have crept in from the sanding and polishing which I will need to address.

[Stuart]

The word was “speed,” and It looks like it was one piece to be slippery as hell.

Really? That's insane - that means that every time they wanted to work on the engine they'd have to remove the prop?

[Duke Maddog]

Yes Stuart, they did.

Bruce, sensational seam filling and sanding work on those seams. I'm taking notes as I have some pretty massive ones to fill on my An-124. I may have to forgo the CA glue though since the seams I'm most concerned about are next to the clear canopy parts. I don't want them to get fogged inside.

Keep it coming my friend!

[LyleW]

Duke...coat the clear parts (both sides) with future. The ca won’t affect them. Works for me, but test first.

[Duke Maddog]

Thanks Lyle. I think I did that already, but if I didn't it's too late now anyway. Everything is all glued together.

[speedgraflex]

One small step... on the inside!

[Floki]

That don't look bad Bruce, just a bit more prep work and you'll be there.