1/350 AFVClub I-27 Finished

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1/350 AFVClub I-27 Finished

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Got a bit of a start on this one, the other night while on airport/snow duty. Didn't get much snow...got some bench time!!!

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Mounted to base...

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And a little bit of work on the tower...

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Look, a boat with a boat on it!
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Nice work Fermis! Those Japanese subs can be fun to build. Looking forward to seeing more.
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Oh Hell yes!!!
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Ooooo! Tiny!
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Thanks dudes!
Duke Maddog wrote:Nice work Fermis! Those Japanese subs can be fun to build. Looking forward to seeing more.
Much more fun than that ship I'm workin on. I really like the simplicity of most of it...but yet, just enough fiddly bits to make you feel like you're building a model!

Main assembly finished up, as well as some paint...still got all the fiddly bits yet to do.
Mounted on the plaque, so I don't have to handle the model itself.

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Getting much closer now!
Got the rigging/antennas done...still have the plane to do as well as some weathering.


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Excellent work on the rigging!!! How did you do the rings on that antenna?
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Wouh!

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Stikpusher wrote:Excellent work on the rigging!!! How did you do the rings on that antenna?
Painstakingly!

For that antenna...I started by wraping a coil of fine copper wire around a drill bit, slid the coil off the bit and sliced it with a blade, creating the rings. I made a bracket out of sprue, CAed a length of stretched sprue across the bracket and CAed the rings to that...like so...

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Things were going great, I was on the 6th and final line when I fumbled and destroyed the whole thing.....5 hours, down the drain. Words were said, dogs were kicked, babies got face punched and some shots were had!

Attempt #2....I used aluminum tubing to hold the rings. CA the stretched sprue to the tube, well beyond the rings, at each end...then just dab CA to the sprue where it meets a ring...repeat...

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After all the spots are glued, cut the ends of the lines, slide it right off, CA the ends together and add another length of stretched sprue to the ends.
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