Medic's Prowler

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Looks very nice Mike!
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Thanks Stuart!
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Mike, that looks great!
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Well done, Mike. It would be a shame to cover it up with people.
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Thanks guys!

John there won't be any aircrew in the cockpit.
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Yup, the cockpit is great!

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Got the cockpit flat coated and installed in one side of the fuselage. Fits great everywhere except one back corner. Can't for the life of me figure out why it's like that. And there's no way to get it in position without screwing everything else up. Any ideas?

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Re: Medic's Prowler

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Looks like it needs to be twisted left and pushed up a bit - pit itself a bit warped?
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keavdog wrote: Sat Dec 30, 2023 4:48 pm Looks like it needs to be twisted left and pushed up a bit - pit itself a bit warped?
Nope. And it's straight and level. I think the fuselage is too wide.
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Re: Medic's Prowler

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I guess I'd just fill it with something like milliput and paint it flat black
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