Revell H-291 by speedgraflex

[speedgraflex]

Duke Duke Duke

Thanks so much. I was feeling a bit frustrated with my progress, but you cheered me up. Working the compound curves is a lot of trial and error and its cool that the sides don't really match up, but not cool when you're trying to recreate the same effect on each one.

[Stuart]

I'm going to have to go out and get a new batch of popcorn at this rate...

I'll go on my trusty horse.

[Stikpusher]

[Stuart]

[speedgraflex]

Thanks, Carlos and Stuart. I’m doing this the hard way, that’s for sure. I have a brand new WnW Sopwith Camel that’s going to be an easier project because of all the mistakes and corrections I made on this.

When I was a wee lad I had the thought that it was best to buy two kits of each model so you could get a handle on the whole project before committing to the final results. That’s not simply dry fitting; it’s everything.

Of course then as now this is impractical. WnW kits are so overpriced right now it’s ridiculous. Building this is as close to pre-building as I could get.

I will have to take a break from this as I don’t have the right sandpaper to complete the job. I’ve been looking for free sandpaper online but not finding any.

[LyleW]

I just, today, got sandpaper. 50 sheets of various grits.

What do you need?

[Impisi]

that looks like a quite interesting kit to build

[speedgraflex]

I just, today, got sandpaper. 50 sheets of various grits.

What do you need?

What I need are the fine grits—320, 400—and superfine grit of 800. I have run out of everything and foolishly didn’t stock up when I had the coin. Do you any of those? Right now I’m using a nail file and two scraps of 2500. Let me know, Lyle. Thanks.

[speedgraflex]

that looks like a quite interesting kit to build

It truly is. I’ve not seen a recent build elsewhere, mainly because of 1/32 Wingnut Wings kits.

[BlackSheep214]

I agree, Bruce. WnW are stupidly priced. I’d love to try my hand on one of their kits especially a Fokker tri wing