Medic's Prowler

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Re: Medic's Prowler

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How about a shim or two of some strip styrene in that area? Sand to insure proper fit, then paint appropriately.
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Re: Medic's Prowler

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I don't think it'll be seen with the canopy closed unless you really look hard at that spot.
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Yes, but we all know…….and Gary will snitch. Just sayin’.


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I know ways to fix that. Just saying.
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Re: Medic's Prowler

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Started gluing the fuselage together.

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Man, you are as slow as me :tease:
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Re: Medic's Prowler

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Most of the fuselage is now glued up. Just have a couple of bottom inserts to add.

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Looking good Mike and starting to look like a Prowler!

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Thanks Kari!
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Re: Medic's Prowler

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Got the two main resin pieces glued on. The rest are mostly antennas and air scoops. I forgot to sand away some spots on the bottom that I'll have to get to next.

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