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The customer, Doug Scroggins, examining the model in progress
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Forward fuselage being stripped
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Completed nose wheel bay
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Wing root fairng blended into fuselage ready for primer
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fuselage being stripped of paint
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fuselage being stripped of paint
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fuselage being stripped of paint
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Straight on view of aircraft
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Close up of cockpit area from outside
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Forward interior section starboard side showing ribs and stringers
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Overwing exit area showing FA seats and bulkhead from outside
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Aft section interior showing FA seats and bulkhead
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Aft pax section showing interior with FA seats
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Masked and ready for final cleaning
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Masked and ready for final cleaning
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Masked and ready for final cleaning
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Masked and ready for final cleaning
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Masked and ready for final cleaning
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Masked and ready for final cleaning
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Using diluted white glue and foam, I inserted the foam in the open cabin and cargo doors to prevent overspray
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The prestine Model ready for the next step, cleaning, prime, bare metal then BAC grey where applicable
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Aft interior section
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Completed cockpit
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Nose gear well weathered and complete
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Tarmac completed waiting to be mounted.
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Wings attached to fuselage using superglue.
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Wings attached underside picture
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Wings attached
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Wings attached
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Wings attached
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Primed for recoat with problems
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The problem close up
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Paint prep work on the fuselage
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Fixing the problem
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Primed for the last time
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David Hannant and I
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Gloss paint being applied for bare metal coat
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Current Temp outside
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Cooking outside
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Fuselage almost ready for wing attachment.
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Engine modification and cleanup for casting
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Engine painted
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Engine cast
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Engine cowling being filled
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Engine cowling complete and ready for primer
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Rear of N1 fan with scratch built engine hot section
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Hot section
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Hot section in engine
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Additional view of N1 fan and hot section in casing
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Under cutting rear of engine nacell
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Prestine fuselage polished
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Prestine fuselage unpolished
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paint reaction stripping
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paint reaction
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Pristine model being readied for cheat line markings
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Initially I wanted to correct the errors by sanding them, then re-applying the paint. This didn't work.
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The fuselage completely stripped by hand. No chemicals could be used.
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Turning the MG from 3/8 brass stock
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The completed gear for mold and casting
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Actual aircraft towed to final resting place. The model is depicted in this condition.
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