Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2019 7:04 pm
The prep work is shaping up nicely. I’m also quite happy to hear that your 109K arrived safely. Enjoy!
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Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2019 8:48 pm
Yes! Lookin’ good. I came home early tonight and thought I would be able to do a bunch of wing fitting and checks. I had some problems so I have backed off for now. I like the addition of wire for the control stick as a support very much. I will have to try that out.
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2019 11:02 pm
Thanks Carlos and Bruce.
I like pinning unlike material like this gives more area to glue to.
Sorry to hear you've hit a snag Bruce, hope you will have a solution by tomorrow.
I like pinning unlike material like this gives more area to glue to.
Sorry to hear you've hit a snag Bruce, hope you will have a solution by tomorrow.
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2019 6:36 am
I believe these are the kits that are later Eduard releases right? In any case you've got my attention with a 190 bro.
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2019 5:44 pm
Everything is good! I am going to finish the seat belts, pedals and placards first and let my brain cogitate a bit. How are you doing?Floki wrote:Thanks Carlos and Bruce.
I like pinning unlike material like this gives more area to glue to.
Sorry to hear you've hit a snag Bruce, hope you will have a solution by tomorrow.
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2019 8:00 pm
Good to hear you have a plan of attack Bruce. I've added the control box on top of the fuel tank cover and sprayed all the top surfaces with Tamiya German grey, also painted the side walls, control stick and seat. Tomorrow some time I will brush paint Vallejo onto the sidewalls and thinly over the top surfaces, then detail paint the switches. I'm not a fan of the RLM66 cockpits since it doesn't really allow me to paint the way I like with a black base first, since the color is so dark. Over the weekend I started hacking away to be able to fit the resin gun bay in front of the cockpit. Going to take a lot of milliput to fill gaps there. Also today I closed the sides up, it lines up great and just have a few pin holes that are going to need putty. I got into a building grove and kinda forgot to take any photos sorry Bruce.
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Mon Mar 25, 2019 10:32 pm
No worries, Clint! I am happy you are building!!!!!!
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2019 4:31 pm
Still have some paint touch ups to do.
I opened up the HGW belts I'm not ready for these things, I've decided to put them back for a build maybe around Christmas when I have some time off work, they are just way to much for me to deal with right now.
So I'm using the kit PE belts
Got them on and base coated
Thats all for now thanks for looking in
I opened up the HGW belts I'm not ready for these things, I've decided to put them back for a build maybe around Christmas when I have some time off work, they are just way to much for me to deal with right now.
So I'm using the kit PE belts
Got them on and base coated
Thats all for now thanks for looking in
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2019 4:44 pm
Cockpit looks good Clint although the photos are on the dark side.
Based on my work with the 1/32 HGW belts, I can only imagine how much more difficult they would be to assemble in 1/48. I think I would personally go with the PE myself.
Based on my work with the 1/32 HGW belts, I can only imagine how much more difficult they would be to assemble in 1/48. I think I would personally go with the PE myself.
Re: Trimaster FW190A8
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2019 5:13 pm
Thanks John, I'm sure having these belts built up and installed on a build will look 100x than PE but I don't have it in me right now to struggle with them. As for the photos I have one source of light on my bench, but can't seem to get it set just right, I'm either getting to much shadow from the object being shot or the camera itself is casting to much of a shadow on to the piece.