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HK Lancaster 1/32

Started by councilman, November 14, 2020, 04:37:21 PM

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chriswil42

Your detail is magnificent Andy. Great job.
Chris

councilman

Thanks Chris, my work is always a bit rough around the edges but it should look ok through the canopy.
I have finally got the fuselage halves together, it put up a struggle and I had to "talk" to it but it was no match for "The Councilman".
It will need some filler.  :o
Thanks all.
Andy

MSea

Did you have to use gentle persuasion  - like a big hammer - hohoho
MSea

chriswil42

You certainly took on a big project there Andy.
Chris

cph64

I'll be coming back to this build for the internal detail when I get around to building my Dambusters Lancaster. Great job Andy.

councilman

Its touch and go but I think we can save him...
Some soldering and tidying up to do.
Thanks all.
Andy

Bigkev

Hi Andy,
Great stuff.
Did you Morph into an Octopus during the fuselage joining you must have needed four pairs of hands.
Awesome stuff matey.
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

councilman

Quote from: Bigkev on February 01, 2021, 09:25:54 PM
Hi Andy,
Great stuff.
Did you Morph into an Octopus during the fuselage joining you must have needed four pairs of hands.
Awesome stuff matey.
Bigkev
Well the size of the thing has given me a few problems. The most tricky thing was getting all the bulk heads to sit in the right place, without trapping anything.
No offence to Hong Kong Modell's but this is no shake and bake even without the wiring.
All good fun.
Andy

councilman

Next job is to tidy up the wiring in the bomb bay. The wires have a tendency to wrap themselves around anything and everything.
The LED wires are only one strand thick so I've been careful not to bend them too much incase they break, I must have tested them a dozen times already.
I'm soldering the wires, with heat shrink sleeves to make sure they're insulated well.
Thanks all.
Andy

chriswil42

Looking good Andy. Have you tried using blobs of silicone to attach the wire to bulkheads etc.?
Chris

Red Lancer

Looks good, and difficult! Way too technical  for me.

Bob C

I agree with red lancer far to complicated for me.

Bob c

councilman

Quote from: chriswil42 on February 03, 2021, 03:13:17 PM
Looking good Andy. Have you tried using blobs of silicone to attach the wire to bulkheads etc.?
Thanks for the tip Chris, I used a hot glue gun. In hind sight I should have installed the wiring before construction started then I could have cut channels into the plastic without other kit parts getting in the way.
I got there in the end.
Thanks all.
Andy

councilman

All this lot wont fit in the bomb bay so I need to do some re-wiring.  >:(
Good job its all around 3 volts....  Fire Fire!!
Andy

MSea

It looks good and complicated Andy - don't loose your wiring plan hohoho
MSea