Re: 1/48 Eduard Nie.11 N1135 by SPEEDGRAFLEX
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2025 12:06 am
V3


Well chaps, use enough plastic cement on a plastic part 0.3mm in diameter and it’s not gonna like it. Oh brother! Time to bring out scrap brass tube and superglue. Everything fits but I lost the diamond shape in the center where I assume the wooden piece needs to be thicker to brace. I could tweak this part with putty after it cures overnight. It’s almost almost almost almost ready. It does fit inside the fuselage I’m just tired and still sick and I wanna watch Stranger Things even though that’s been a bit of a disappointment so far.
To be clear, brass is cemented to brass in a T shape. I built the stirrups on the brass first by reusing what I finessed last night. None of this will be seen in the cockpit when it's closed but somehow this is the most important part of the build right now! Why? Also, I really think "in situ" is just a fancy way of saying, "I've completely botched this part up, now I have to hand drill it by eye and measure by eye." Thoughts? Also Also—that photo is in "fresh build status" meaning that the burrs and CA gel build ups are going to go away a bit as I move towards the finish line.


Well chaps, use enough plastic cement on a plastic part 0.3mm in diameter and it’s not gonna like it. Oh brother! Time to bring out scrap brass tube and superglue. Everything fits but I lost the diamond shape in the center where I assume the wooden piece needs to be thicker to brace. I could tweak this part with putty after it cures overnight. It’s almost almost almost almost ready. It does fit inside the fuselage I’m just tired and still sick and I wanna watch Stranger Things even though that’s been a bit of a disappointment so far.
To be clear, brass is cemented to brass in a T shape. I built the stirrups on the brass first by reusing what I finessed last night. None of this will be seen in the cockpit when it's closed but somehow this is the most important part of the build right now! Why? Also, I really think "in situ" is just a fancy way of saying, "I've completely botched this part up, now I have to hand drill it by eye and measure by eye." Thoughts? Also Also—that photo is in "fresh build status" meaning that the burrs and CA gel build ups are going to go away a bit as I move towards the finish line.