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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Hints and Tips/Questions about modeling => Topic started by: Chris Johnson on September 13, 2017, 11:48:50 PM
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I'm currently building the WnW Sopwith Camel 'Clerget' and arrived at the point where I had to rig the Cross-Wires Fairing, often called the Acorn, between the front cabane struts. The problem with this is that it has to be positioned in both vertical and horizontal planes: 7 mm below the under surface of the top wing and centred between the cabanes. After several failed attempts, I finally realised that there is a very simple way to accomplish this task. In the event that others are approaching this rigging job with some trepidation, here's the way I did it and it took only a matter of a few minutes.
(https://i.imgur.com/pShf6Cp.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/9EEPuSd.jpg)
Cheers,
Chris
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Chris,
As I said elsewhere, sheer genius for all of us, for you just another quick problem solution...........yawn! ;) Seriously, great work and thanks for sharing; I know this little tip will come in very handy real soon for me!
Cheers,
Lance
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Thanks Chris, easy solution to something I was pondering.
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Thaks, Chris. i didn't have the remotest idea how I would approach this essential task.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Saved for future reference - Thanks!
von B ;)
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Hello, the images you posted no longer seem to be there.
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Hi Chris
Any chance you could upload the pictures directly to the forum?
Sounds like it's a great tip - would love to see it! :)
Cheers, Mark