Weathering planes

[Guest]

You guys may have a fancy way of weathering your planes, but I like to let my lizards do my weathering for me.....

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[colin m]

Does anyone else remember the 'Flying Lizards' ??

Colin M.......

[Guest]

no i do not remember the flying lizard but maybe he can give mine a few flying lessons he has crashed the planes on more than one occassion. the big lizard even tries to fly the planes but is too big

[Greyhead]

Off topic

This is completely off topic but I've tried getting this message to you by replying to your "repy to image" and by PM but all attempts have failed!!

The gauges are scratch built to suit the SE5a’s scale of 18%. The method is described in the thread, click the link below to go to the start of the control panel construction; it goes no for a couple of pages.

http://www.scale-models.co.uk/under-...inning-11.html

There is a more in depth description of a single gauge in the post below.

http://www.scale-models.co.uk/26344-post133.html

Hope this helps! If not, just pm me and I’ll try to explain more fully.

Grahame