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Canadian Lav III- 1/35 .Service in the east .
22/10/2011
18:26
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Hi all

  

I start to do this model.
To a photo has spread out all PE which I will apply on this model. And a photo with a box for definition of the sizes PE. 

Test for my nerves.

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23/10/2011
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Man, life is too short for PE parts :)

Nice start

 

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Momcha said:

Man, life is too short for PE parts :)

Nice start

 

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Some modern stuff! , Have a good job! smile

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Momcha said:

Man, life is too short for PE parts :)

Nice start

 

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Momcha

laugh3laugh3laugh3

I quickly enough do PE. I paint long 

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Thanks Franco. We will do wink

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Do you use special tools to bend PE parts ?

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Do you use special tools to bend PE parts ?

Yes certainly. Many details without the tool are difficult for making exactly. I use Hold and Fold 5 inches. It is in my opinion ideal for 1/35. In it it is possible to make almost all details PE. As I use micro-chiel from Mission Models. It is necessary to cut off many details in difficult places.

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Hi all

The first updating on this model.
From assemblage of model I yet have not tested special delight.
Details without the big preparation to rise in a proper place do not want. But PE admires with quality. All is precisely made.
 
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