Frog 1/72 Dornier Do 17 Z, DN 51, 2/LeLv 46, Noljakka, 1942.

[speedgraflex]

Cosmetic surgery—by spreading the uh... the rear of the nacelle (note—the slight height mismatch is from tape on compound curves).



I was able to fill the gap with slurried CA+Styrene dust—finished with Milliput. Shaped. Smoothed. Rounded. Roundness achieved by hand.



Round!



NO STEP!



Please forgive my punchy attitude... it’s been a long day.

[BorgR3mc0]

That shape looks good. All the work you put in now will pay off later!

[speedgraflex]

Thank you so much, Borg. I sincerely appreciate your words—and I feel much better knowing that the nacelle is going to be closer to the shape it needs to be.

[Floki]

I didn't realize you could spread it anymore I thought you had it glued in place already. Glad you found a solution.

[speedgraflex]

Clint, thanks! I did cut the nacelle apart since it was glued together which is probably what I will have to do with the other side, too. I was following the instructions. Hah. Not no more.

[Bolleken]

So issue solved with elegance. Cool.

[KSaarni]

Very well done Bruce !

- Kari

[Stikpusher]

What they all said! Nice job with the fix Bruce!

[KSaarni]

A question: Which is correct - lettering #1 or lettering #2?



Am I splitting hairs, perhaps?

I don't find really any reference pictures of that...

The text tells roughly, "Be careful of the props - enter from the back".. But where precisely should that decal be ?

- Kari

[jkim]

Re-establishing a uniform cross-section is much better than filling and sanding so bravo on your fix!