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Post by ADW 123 »

u can use any site that you can post pictures on. its a question of how easy getting a picture in to the forum is. photobucket when you click on the direct link it automatically copys it for you. i just started out with it so of course i think its easy. its just what i use. i find virtual areodome hard to navigate, just because ive been using this forum and this one is so simple.
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You like? You like?
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Construction is at a halt right now, because I have no glue.
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Post by ADW 123 »

it looks like you have got construction down pretty well. what kind of glue do you use? covering takes years of practice. im 14 and ive been building for about 4 or 5 years and my covering is ok. make sure you thin that dope 50 50 with thinner. everything is super heavy if you dont.
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and for posting pictures, all you do is put a [img]at%20the%20very%20left%20of%20a%20hyper%20link,%20and%20an[/img] at the very end of a hyperlink. then youve got it.
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Here is the avenger
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And here is the p38
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And the typhoon
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And me with a p38 prop in my mouth
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Post by ADW 123 »

thanks Mr. Parker
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Post by Phugoid »

Sorry squishy, neither the P38 or the P51 were the best planes of world war two......

Think Spitfire (for pure good looks and elegance), or Focke Wulf 190, Tempest or Fury (for pure raw power and guts)

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Post by Squishyp38 »

ADW, I used titebond on the rufe, and used elmers glue on the avenger. The typhoon I used balsa cement from the tube. I used elmers for the p38 as well.
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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For some reason the spitfire comment reminds me of the vought pancake.... man I wish guillow had a kit for that.
The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Post by ADW 123 »

if i were you, stick with the white glue
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Post by Squishyp38 »

here is the rufe drying, I decided to wet the tissue.
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And here are my whitewings
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And my favorites
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The P-38 is arguably the best... Forget that, it is THE BEST fighter of world war two, and is epically AWESOME!
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Oops! looks like my shirt and mismatched socks got in my last picture!
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Post by ADW 123 »

dont soak that tissue. just lightly mist it a couuple of times until it is taught. you should do that after covering a anyways. if the parts are flimsy, u should use a jig. just pin it down to a work board
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