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Old 01-26-2007, 09:05 AM   #16
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Hi Gents....
Well since a new year has started, I desided to start and old Italian coastal patrol hydro....the Cant Z-501. Its very small, only 8" wingspan....



Notice I made transparent cabin and bubbles which will have their framework done in paper.








Hope to finish in one or two weeks...............

Finished a Breda-25...........a similiar Italian Trainer of the 30´s to the US PT-17..........
Some steps:..............













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Old 01-27-2007, 12:29 PM   #17
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Gerar, it is excellent work I can see you use the same idea to make some of parts for your aircrafts ( the pic with Breda-25 engine.)It is a very good way to obtain some details shortly.What kind of material do you ust to make them?
I use two conponent epoxy glue "PXIPOL" or "DRAGON" epoxy mass.
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Old 01-28-2007, 05:45 PM   #18
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Wurger......I find that the best material is "Plaster of Paris" mixed with white glue and water. Easy to make, and very easy to file and sand to final shape.
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Old 01-30-2007, 03:21 AM   #19
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Old 02-08-2007, 03:08 AM   #20
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Yeah great job there. I definately lack the patience for that type of project!
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Old 02-08-2007, 09:09 AM   #21
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Very nice work.
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Old 02-11-2007, 06:36 PM   #22
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Yes, great job. Any chance one day you will do a Mitsubishi G4M Betty? It is largely a forgotten aircraft of WW2 as far as modelling goes. At least here it is...
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Yes, great job. Any chance one day you will do a Mitsubishi G4M Betty? It is largely a forgotten aircraft of WW2 as far as modelling goes. At least here it is...
Thank you........I do have good plans of the "Betty", Yamamoto´s coffin....That should be an easy one with the "round" fuselage.
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they are great!!

I'm very much tempted myself to give it a whirl.
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I really love your SM85 Gerar. That bird had a very modern design for its time.
And thanks for the tips. Definitely scratch building is the way to learn the best modelling techniques.
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vow...excellent work!, your next project? .

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Great work. Looking forward to seeing more expert craftsmanship in this space in the future.
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Gerar I am brand new here...first post in fact and I am totally impressed. Can you possibly tell me where you get the great plans? Especially ones you can trace formers from. I use to build both balsa and hardwood solid static models when i was a kid in the late 40s into the 50s. The nostalgic feelings I get looking at your models is mind bending.

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Yes, please post some of your sources as I am curious and collect the plans of the aircraft when I can get them. Very good job. Soon you might have a whole world of aircraft displayed.
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Dude... I wonder if anyone's gonna make a Sopwith Camel... or maybe a P-38J Lightning?
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