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Well I've got this started. First thing I did was to take a look at fitting the new nose for this.


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Then using my P- cutter took the front end off the kit part, I think it will fit no problems when it's time it fit it with CA glue


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just one of those classic aircraft from an era when aircraft looked interesting :)


got a couple in the stash to do one day
 
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Nice start Ian. That new nose cone is going to need a bit of filing and blending, but well worth it.
 
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Nice start Ian. That new nose cone is going to need a bit of filing and blending, but well worth it.
Yes Joe but I don't think it will be too difficult ( famous last words )
 
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Got this all glued together and filled the sink holes


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With the add on wing tanks needed to be fitted you need to drill holes in the wings for them, but luckily they supply two templates, one for each wing


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I will fit the nose cone and wing tanks after the wings are fitted.

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Top work Ian , its a sink fest! Its the old Matchbox mould this one , I'm sure once youve worked your magic (translate as 'Fill , sand and rescribe'!) its going to look awesome., cheers tony
 
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Starting to look like a Canberra now


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Still some work filling the gaps to do


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Also put the undercarriage on just to test, there is no sign in the instructions that you will need to weight I'd down .but as you can see it one hell of a tail sitter


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22gm of lead is needed

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Wow, that's fast and good work Ian. No problems with space for the weight in the Canberra.
 
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Wow, that's fast and good work Ian. No problems with space for the weight in the Canberra.
Yes plenty of room Joe good job really 22gms is a lot of lead
 
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