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shonen_red
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Posted: Sunday, July 27, 2003 - 11:08 PM UTC
shonen_red
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Posted: Monday, July 28, 2003 - 04:31 AM UTC
Naupdate ko na kaya di na blurry yung pics.
GIBeregovoy
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Posted: Monday, July 28, 2003 - 03:42 PM UTC
I like the paint job, especially on the A-10 - is this using your previous airbrush or spray can? Glossy but looks good. You could still rectify the glossiness by masking the canopies and giving the entire model a dullcoat.
Jeepney
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Posted: Monday, July 28, 2003 - 04:24 PM UTC
Huge improvement on the pictures pare! Klaro na ang details ng gawa mo. Galeng! Buti ka pa may natatapos 
Ok ba ang Tamiya Mig? Feeling ko kasi reboxed Italeri sya eh.
Ok ba ang Tamiya Mig? Feeling ko kasi reboxed Italeri sya eh.
shonen_red
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Posted: Monday, July 28, 2003 - 10:52 PM UTC
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Huge improvement on the pictures pare! Klaro na ang details ng gawa mo. Galeng! Buti ka pa may natatapos
Ok ba ang Tamiya Mig? Feeling ko kasi reboxed Italeri sya eh.
Maganda ang Mig ng Tamiya. Dunno kung reboxed sya ng Italeri. Meron pang available sa Accurate as of now.
shonen_red
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Posted: Monday, July 28, 2003 - 10:55 PM UTC
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I like the paint job, especially on the A-10 - is this using your previous airbrush or spray can? Glossy but looks good. You could still rectify the glossiness by masking the canopies and giving the entire model a dullcoat.
I'll try that. Bili nga ako ng Mr. Topcoat (Flat) this weekend
Fritz
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Posted: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 - 05:28 PM UTC
Maganda yung gawa mo. Na-post mo na ba ito sa aircraft forums? sayang na man kung sa amin mo lang ipapakita ito! 
rysorne
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Posted: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 - 09:53 PM UTC
Nice A-10,you can use a clear sprue stand at the tail end to make it balance.
shonen_red
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Posted: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 - 10:30 PM UTC
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Maganda yung gawa mo. Na-post mo na ba ito sa aircraft forums? sayang na man kung sa amin mo lang ipapakita ito!
Yup, naipakita ko na yan doon. Sadly to say, walang nagpost
Not even a single one!shonen_red
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Posted: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 - 10:32 PM UTC
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Nice A-10,you can use a clear sprue stand at the tail end to make it balance.
Thanks! That is my ultimate prob with this kit. Ayaw tumayo in all gears! Laging nakalift off!
crismag
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Posted: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 - 01:54 PM UTC
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Thanks! That is my ultimate prob with this kit. Ayaw tumayo in all gears! Laging nakalift off!
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nice clean buit pare!
same comments with the other guys, medyo makintab nga. about the problem with weight distribution para tumayo ng husto, i also encountered this problem with my F15, what i did was nilagyan ko ng pabigat sa nose yung AC para mabalance 
GIBeregovoy
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Posted: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 - 07:55 PM UTC
No wonder that A-10 looked it was taking off. I thought you intended that.
Re: what Crismag said, you add the weight inside the nose prior to assembly, SR. Something with enough mass in a small unit, e.g. lead balls, etc. If not placed, this can still be rectified by adding a clear sprue at the tail to support the plane as mentioned before - but it's more realistic to add more weight to the nose or at least the forward part of the fuselage.
Re: what Crismag said, you add the weight inside the nose prior to assembly, SR. Something with enough mass in a small unit, e.g. lead balls, etc. If not placed, this can still be rectified by adding a clear sprue at the tail to support the plane as mentioned before - but it's more realistic to add more weight to the nose or at least the forward part of the fuselage.
shonen_red
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 12:02 AM UTC
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Quoted TextThanks! That is my ultimate prob with this kit. Ayaw tumayo in all gears! Laging nakalift off!
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nice clean buit pare!
Salamat! BTW, what material should I use? Nakasulat sa manual na weigh but I don't know what to use. If I use ball bearings, chances are, makalog creating noise. Naisip ko rin na lang yan sya ng putty but putty is not heavy enough. Nalaman ko lang na unbalanced sya after putting in the gears! No wonder na hindi ko napansin because the whole kit is standing in its body before the gears were put up.
Jeepney
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 01:34 PM UTC
What I do (or did because I'm still hooked on armor) is tape the cockpit and the two halves of the fuselage together then tape on most of the heavy parts in their correct positions (tail, wings, engines, etc). I then lift the whole wobbly mess by placing a finger directly under the spot where the main landing gear should be. If the plane tilts backwards then it's a tail sitter.
I began using soldering wire to weigh the nose down when my dad suggested it to me. It's soft, heavy, and commonly available at most corner hardware stores. I used to use coins taped and glued together. My Academy 1/72 Warthog has 1.50 pesos worth of 25 centavo coins right behind the ejection seat.
I began using soldering wire to weigh the nose down when my dad suggested it to me. It's soft, heavy, and commonly available at most corner hardware stores. I used to use coins taped and glued together. My Academy 1/72 Warthog has 1.50 pesos worth of 25 centavo coins right behind the ejection seat.
crismag
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 01:36 PM UTC
ako i used a medium sized knot ( spelling? knot and bolt) na medyo mabigat. dinikit ko yun sa loob ng nose 
Jeepney
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 01:38 PM UTC
"Nut" 
crismag
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 02:56 PM UTC
thanks john
GIBeregovoy
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 07:46 PM UTC
Better yet, glue the model on a base (either just a plane wooden base, or "decorate" said base to simulate a tarmac). This not only solves the tail-heavy appearance, but also facilitates better handling on the finished model, since you handle it by holding the base, not the model, thereby reducing the likelihood that it will be damaged.
Re:rattling sound and ball bearings, the rattling sound is something that can be tolerated or left alone. However, if you don't like it, glue the ball bearings with superglue or, when placed in the nose, fill the nose with clay (any kind - playdough, model clay, or even wet milliput).
Re:rattling sound and ball bearings, the rattling sound is something that can be tolerated or left alone. However, if you don't like it, glue the ball bearings with superglue or, when placed in the nose, fill the nose with clay (any kind - playdough, model clay, or even wet milliput).
shonen_red
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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 10:32 PM UTC
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Thanks! Got a better idea! The next prob will be where the hell will I put the dio? I don't have enough space anymore! :-) Better yet, glue the model on a base (either just a plane wooden base, or "decorate" said base to simulate a tarmac). This not only solves the tail-heavy appearance, but also facilitates better handling on the finished model, since you handle it by holding the base, not the model, thereby reducing the likelihood that it will be damaged.
Re:rattling sound and ball bearings, the rattling sound is something that can be tolerated or left alone. However, if you don't like it, glue the ball bearings with superglue or, when placed in the nose, fill the nose with clay (any kind - playdough, model clay, or even wet milliput).
GIBeregovoy
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Posted: Saturday, August 02, 2003 - 01:46 PM UTC
It need not be large, SR. Nor it need be a dio. A simple base with a name plate on it would do. A base around half-an-inch larger than the model would be sufficient IMO. The name plate would be a nice touch also. :-)
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Posted: Saturday, August 02, 2003 - 08:20 PM UTC
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:-) SR I'm using lead sinker for fishing it comes in different sizes & weights, its good for adding wieghts for the model, just put epoxy at yan talaga problema ng A-10, at lagay mo lang sa likod ng ejection seat kung pwede pang alisin. Quoted TextQuoted TextThanks! That is my ultimate prob with this kit. Ayaw tumayo in all gears! Laging nakalift off!
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nice clean buit pare!
Salamat! BTW, what material should I use? Nakasulat sa manual na weigh but I don't know what to use. If I use ball bearings, chances are, makalog creating noise. Naisip ko rin na lang yan sya ng putty but putty is not heavy enough. Nalaman ko lang na unbalanced sya after putting in the gears! No wonder na hindi ko napansin because the whole kit is standing in its body before the gears were put up.
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