Time for a massive update guy's :whistle:
Last day's i was very busy to tackle some details. First thing to do was glueing some part's to fuselage.
First thing, the whole engine and the frontal machinegun.
Wheels are attached to the landinggear. I chosed to use the company decals to add on the wheels. I found that the text, wich was molded on the tires was overdone, so therefore the decal solution.
Next thing will be a fun part......wheatering
Ok, time for the next update, the wheatering of Harry. On of my favourite way's of wheatering is using the Tamiya wheatering sets. These sets give you lot's of possibility's, it's good stuff.
First i tackled the underside of the upper wing.
The flash of the camera hides most of the details, so here's a closer look.
Upper part of the upper wing, here's it's a little more difficult to achieve certain effects. I didn't want a harsh effect overhere so a subtle wheatering was added.
Left side is untouched, right side wheatered.
A closer look
And the roundel
Also the landinggear wheels where wheatered with these Tamiya sets
Time to add the rest of the part's to the fuselage.
The engine cowl's where glued on theire place. First i wanted to display the engine, but i wanted a machine that was ready for battle, with the pilot and gunner on theire way to board the plane.
The fit here wasn't quit good, I think the problem didn't lie at the kit itself, it was rather me that did something wrong.....i don't know .....well ok, here we go, everything worked at the end, so no harm done.
Windscreen and Aldis sight are glued.
When i glued the Aldis sight, i touched with my Tamiya thin cement brush the left exhaust, resulting in leaving a glue stain on the surface........stupid me.....
That will taken care of, not much harm done.
Next, wheatering of the bottom wing, first to do was the underside, again, the same way like the upper wing, but the wheatering is heavier now.
Horizontal stabelizer.
Then systematic i wheatered the rest of the Harry.
Also the twin Lewis machineguns and the bomnbs on theire racks are ready to be assembled, this i will do when most of the rigging is done.
That's all folk's
