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Spitty

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About Spitty

  • Birthday 02/09/1971

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  • Flight Simulators
    EAW Il2
  • Location
    Bananna Republic
  • Interests
    Hitting metal to resemble aircraft
  • Occupation
    Designer,Sheetmetal worker

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  1. Just cut the top off and make it removable.
  2. Yes release of the magic smoke is not recommended...
  3. Even from its start they were very picky..Heard they do get quite upset over things in there.
  4. All I know is that panels are based on the Dzus fastener strips and they use a 3/8" between centers.
  5. Reducing speed helps,especially if the print has some mass to it.Softening the jerk and acceleration wont hurt either... I had a lot of dramas with my Kobra Max 2 with big heavy prints.
  6. Be nice to slice the cockpit off a nice 3D model and make the whole thing. https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/aircraft/helicopter/ah64-apache-helicopters
  7. Im using a mix of TJ,s CAD plans and originals to build one for a customer.Windscreen has got me stumped at moment.
  8. Couple of people started doing stuff.There was a guy on Discord. https://discord.com/channels/701699535424061480/915953683299176458
  9. LOL good to see you use the standard Milk Crate restoration seat.A must for any cockpit build...
  10. Nice tinbashing
  11. LOL only thing worse than old cracked Alclad is old wax paper on Perspex or Lexcan..Ive seen guys bin totally good pieces of material because they couldnt remove the covering...If you have a big scanner you can digitize the lettering on the panels and convert to SVG to Laser engrave new ones.
  12. Aaah the old cracked plastic covering of Alclad..Time for the thinners dunking...
  13. Watching with great interest
  14. Sopwith Camel?
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