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The MK2 Shackleton MR2 project. :)

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08 May 2016 00:05 #31 by Septic
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You had better, I am watching you know.......

tap - tap.......rivet
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08 May 2016 00:25 #32 by Quorneng
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How does it go?
"10,000 loose rivets flying in close formation"!
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08 May 2016 16:31 #33 by Ex-Member
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i think it will end up a few more than 10,000 i am up to 1659 so far and still have the bottom and other side of the nose to go yet.

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10 May 2016 18:12 #34 by Ex-Member
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4088 rivets later i have done all i can to the nose section for this moment.
i need to design the wing center section and finish the main fuselage design next.



so it will go on hold now till after old warden when i will fire up thee CAD again and finish of a coupe of old projects.
don't go away ya hear. ;)

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11 May 2016 19:44 #35 by Ex-Member
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well hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
not sure, but i suppose it will do for the prototype build.


Gunners area.

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12 May 2016 17:46 #36 by Ex-Member
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Now what you do is to spend hours cutting individual sheets of acetate for each separate window and glue them on.

Then you spend more hours cutting and sticking on individual strip of depron to make up the outer glazing frames.





Then you end up with this mess.


I need to sand all the frames down next and then add rivets and paint.
Then the nose will be done as far as i can for now.
I will now have to get the plan for the fuselage finished off before in can go any further.

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