Sounds my kind of Therapy..........
Hope you don't feel too bad after the jab.
More time to contemplate the next stage in the build.

Yes something to look forward toooooooo on Sat and Covid a few days later - think the RUM will make me feel better or at least not feel anything yoho yoho yoho

Hi Francis, glad you have overcome the website.
Thought you might have had problems. Nice to see your Concorde progressing so well.
Modelling is not as challenging as the website normally.
Nice to have you on board.
Kevin

You've got plenty going on there Martin. The flu jab will slow you down.

Very nice Chris.

Looks good so far Francis.

Hi Mike

Is it not possible to add the event in the calendar without posting the event in any of the forum categories?
For instance it would be useful to add all the monthly meetings on the calendar only. We do not need further information.  Thanks.

Regards

Chris

Looking forward to seeing this completed, as no doubt you are!!! I've been trying to find a 'cheap' Concorde so I can convert it into the plane from 'The Man in the High Tower'.

Looking great Kev, are you doing pulse jets or Lorin on the next one? I have a schwarm of Schwalbes to build and am thinking of putting pulse jets under one.

Varnished and decalled using the kit ones which had large carrier films so had to be trimmed. Most went on ok but the wing walkway markings had to be cut to get them on easier. Decals from spares were the Hakenkreuz on the tail, the unit insignia for III/JG1 and the individual number. The etch seat was then squeezed into place and had to be trimmed to get the canopy to fit. The etch armoured head rest and whell bay doors were fitted followed by all the other little breakable bits. After masking the canopy satin varnish was applied. I originally wasnted to try and cut the canopy so I could use the etch boarding ladder but even after using Dymo tape I bottled it as the framing was so narrow.