Global Scale Modeller

Go for it, it's looking very very good and can't wait to see it rigged.

Garion77 wrote: Sat May 20, 2023 10:05 pm

digger303 wrote: Sat May 20, 2023 12:50 am

RangerNeil wrote: Fri May 19, 2023 11:35 pm A quick schnoze on-line pulled up references to a RB productions set for 1/32 British WW1 rigging. Component parts are:
RB-P32011 - 9/32" RAF Wires - €5.75
RB-P32012 - 1/4" RAF Wires - €5.75
RB-P32013 - British wire terminals - €6.50

Only stockist I can find is:
https://www.ysukabelanja.shop/index.php ... s_id=17777

Thanks for that and taking the time to do it.
What a unusual site they sell almost everything.
Where is it located....what country ?

If I was you, I would jump on those ! aren't any left elsewhere since they're out of business.

Only seems to be one item left now.....RB-P32011 - 9/32" RAF Wires
and that is $16.83 for the Pe and $39.30 for the post. Totalling $56.13 all up. Yeah I think I'll be passing on that.
Why is it that these companies only use the expensive courier companies like DHL and the like.

Well ! one wing done !!

Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr
Sans titre by Francis Pare, sur Flickr

It went reasonably well considering it's my first time. The hardest, may be my own doing, was the imitation of double-ended turnbuckles/eyelets. I had already glued in place the eyelets on the place. So I had to hold the turnbuckle/eyelet I made in balance, on top of the glued eyelet on the place. Don't know how I could have done it differently except by not recreating a double-ended turnbucle/eyelet. One or two spots there's too much CA glued... One line hasn't enough tension on it... and had trouble gluing the end of the cutted ezline to line in tension without showing too much... but all that said I pretty satisfied with myself after a grueling 4 hours of work ! Now let's hope I can cut the time may be in half for the other wing !

Also left to do is gluing the rudder and elevators in place, and rigging them also, put the wheels on, glue a small thing on top of the wing, install the propeller and glue back in place a small broken piece on top of the front of the engine.

Feel free to comment, criticism welcome !

4 more hrs and you'll be ready to start another
It's still looks very good.