kevin
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Better too big than too small...
Are they tiny or are you a giant??an the kit has given me 6 tow tracktors an some drivers an one here on his tracktor an to show how small they are against my finger tip View attachment 188424
OH HI Kurt many thanks for your kind comment an im glad you like them tiny planes an worth the effort an im glad they are done but ive now got to do it all again with them B25 an i must admit im not looking forward to it if they are as fragile as them tiny planes which i think they will be as they are made from this glass plastic an it just dont glue well wish they had been made from normal grey plastic but i will see how things go on them as im just goin to build one to get the hang of these tiny kits an see if there is a better way to build them all all 16 of them as it makes me wonder how the heck the US Army an navy sqezzed all 16 of them on the flight deck of this carrier as yes she was a big carrier on lenght but not on width but i will try an get them built an spotted on the flight deck if i can im not givin up on this model but it will just take a little longerThe little airplanes maybe have been a struggle, but they look great the way you have them set up -- It was well worth the effort!
Best regards,
Kurt
HI Kevin thanks for that info now where can i buy some sir ?I use wax pencils, that jewelry makers use, to pick up small parts. I got that tip here on the forum, I think BarleyBop brought it up. They work good.
CHEERS Kevin I HAVE alook on ebayI got mine on Amazon, but there must be other places as well.
Great idea. PanthermanAN here is a anttena on the plane but its so tiny as ive lost it 3 times from pingin twezzers an refound it but how the heck can i pick it up without loseing it to glue it onto the fusealarge so after hunting an finding it AAAARRRCCCCHHHH i had a good think on how i could mount an glue it an came up with this idea stickin it to a bit of maskin tape an diping it in to the glue an then postining it over the tiny hole in the fusealarge an pushin it into place an thank goodness it worked as i was getting very stressed an its size can be compared to my finger tip View attachment 188957
They have saved me from many a swear word and hours of scanning carpet monster territory. PanthermanI use wax pencils, that jewelry makers use, to pick up small parts. I got that tip here on the forum, I think BarleyBop brought it up. They work good.
I have one I can drop off to you. PanthermanHI Kevin thanks for that info now where can i buy some sir ?
chrisb
I have one I can drop off to you. Pantherman
Great idea, Pantherman! I will be looking for them. I have had success with tacky products. I am always looking for ways to defeat the carpet monster.They have saved me from many a swear word and hours of scanning carpet monster territory. Pantherman
CHEERS P/M Let me know BY TXT when you are comin to bring wax pencil hope it wont be to long as need it in a few days as im just for now not needing it as im just goin to build the one B25 an that will keep me busy for a little while many thanks sirI have one I can drop off to you. Pantherman
Glad to be of help. PanthermanI took Pantherman's advice and had my wife pick up a couple of wax pencils. I immediately put them to work picking pieces of hanger doors which I had cut out. They work well and they are more controllable than tacky products. Hobby Lobby sells them in beeding craft section. They are called Wax Dimond Pens, sold in pairs for about $3. (there are many similar products out there). Pantherman, thanks for the info!