1000 Series Hellcat to Static
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				ADW 123
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thanks. i wish my camera phone was more HD, but... 
when i get into the final stages ill take pics with a nicer camera. its faster with my Phone. i realize how it takes much less time to cover the frames than to build them, or at least for me on this one. i did have to make all of the mods for the moveing parts and all...
			
			
									
						
										
						when i get into the final stages ill take pics with a nicer camera. its faster with my Phone. i realize how it takes much less time to cover the frames than to build them, or at least for me on this one. i did have to make all of the mods for the moveing parts and all...
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				Supercubber95
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				ADW 123
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ive been a little busy with other stuff. ive  been preparing for a backpacking trip for a month. sad to say no building then. i leave the 22nd, so ill try to get as much as i can done on my hellcat. 
here is what i have now-

a closer look-

note that my hinges are only secured with expoxy on the actual flap itself, ie the elevator, rudder, ailerons/flaps. i will secure them after dope and paint most likely. i used plastic from the canopy (you know how there is always thin excess plastic around the canopy) they seem to be working well. also note the dowels. those are the begginings of my rockets.
how pretty the covering looks up to the light-

			
			
									
						
										
						here is what i have now-

a closer look-

note that my hinges are only secured with expoxy on the actual flap itself, ie the elevator, rudder, ailerons/flaps. i will secure them after dope and paint most likely. i used plastic from the canopy (you know how there is always thin excess plastic around the canopy) they seem to be working well. also note the dowels. those are the begginings of my rockets.
how pretty the covering looks up to the light-

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				oldflyer2
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Hellcat build
Nice work ADW. May be my next build after I finish the Corsair. I like the control surfaces. What paint are you going to use?
			
			
									
						
										
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				ADW 123
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im not sure what kind of paint i want yet. i bought some testors and modelmasters paint in those little glass jars for the rockets and pilot and the little stuff. i might airbrush water based colors on, or spray paint. not sure what i want yet. i still have lots of time to decide though. open to suggestions.
			
			
									
						
										
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				jensheydel
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				ADW 123
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thanks jens. 
here is the fuse so far now. i have the cockpit installed (i have had it built for a while, just didnt install it till now) i have been covering along slowly but surely on this one. i suppose i could cover in less pieces, but it isnt worth it to me to get any kind of imperfections. i am more likly to avoid those in smaller sections. i think once this thing is laser cut it will be much easier to cover in larger sections, not to mention building it.

			
			
									
						
										
						here is the fuse so far now. i have the cockpit installed (i have had it built for a while, just didnt install it till now) i have been covering along slowly but surely on this one. i suppose i could cover in less pieces, but it isnt worth it to me to get any kind of imperfections. i am more likly to avoid those in smaller sections. i think once this thing is laser cut it will be much easier to cover in larger sections, not to mention building it.

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				BillParker
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				ADW 123
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i am excited that i am back now, and i can now continue on my work with this plane. next one will be for r/c i think. its not  a guillow kit, so people can follow my build on the SFA if they please to do so. 
Phugoid- i am not nearly good enuff at building for rubber FF to build this one to FF. maybe next time
			
			
									
						
										
						Phugoid- i am not nearly good enuff at building for rubber FF to build this one to FF. maybe next time

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				ADW 123
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