Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2019 4:41 pm
Cool! Thank you so much, John! I truly appreciate your help!
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Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2019 4:50 pm
I don't think the Quickboost barrels would be any improvement over the kit guns. But the metal barrels are COOL. Sometimes I'll buy things just because they are cool. But I honestly don't think they'll make a noticeable improvement in this build.
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2019 10:48 pm
Test Fit
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 2:56 am
Yes, agree! Metal barrels have that something extra.... besides that they usually are one step "sharper" in details, they also are a little bit heavier, that makes them so COOL!jkim wrote:I don't think the Quickboost barrels would be any improvement over the kit guns. But the metal barrels are COOL. Sometimes I'll buy things just because they are cool. But I honestly don't think they'll make a noticeable improvement in this build.
- Kari
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 9:33 am
Metal gun barrels (at least brass and similar metals) are also much more rigid and sturdy than resin ones. A little more survivable for those unforeseen events we tend to get at the wrong moment...
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 11:30 am
speedgraflex wrote:Test Fit
That’s good test-fitting! And that kit looks like she’s going together very well. No surprises with this methodology. Plus you get nice pictures. I like the fitnthere of the cowling and stuff most especially. And your cockpit set is looking nice in there too. Very good.
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-1. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 11:50 am
Ok.. so you've got some minor gaps at the wing roots. Depending on the dihedral of course, can you get rid of the gaps by simply lifting the wing tips up slightly? If not, you can also use spacers to make the fuselage slightly wider at the appropriate points.
Fit looks very good so far! Are you going to represent this an A-0 as Torben pointed out?
Fit looks very good so far! Are you going to represent this an A-0 as Torben pointed out?
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-0. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 2:33 pm
Fw 190 A-0
Goodies from Torben:
Ken—thanks for being so encouraging and John—I agree with you completely... I need to saw the wheel well free of its casting stub and test fit that piece inside to determine if the resin needs to be adjusted. I know you and Torben advised to work outside in, and I want to send you my thanks for doing this. By the way, the wheel well design is very intriguing. More on that in a bit.
Goodies from Torben:
Ken—thanks for being so encouraging and John—I agree with you completely... I need to saw the wheel well free of its casting stub and test fit that piece inside to determine if the resin needs to be adjusted. I know you and Torben advised to work outside in, and I want to send you my thanks for doing this. By the way, the wheel well design is very intriguing. More on that in a bit.
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-0. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 2:50 pm
Those are nice photos!
Re: Pacific Coast Models 1/32 Fw 190A-0. Black 13. Belgium,
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 3:08 pm
Dig this—the repaired area on both sides of the fuselage—Stikpusher wrote:Those are nice photos!
I think the tail was replaced—the upper camo is crosshatched?