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You can also see that at this point I’ve added the two underside antennas. I left the masking over the screw hole so that the upcoming clear coats will not gum up the threads. There is also some small rectangles of masking tape that are covering the area around the alignment holes for the external tanks. Those will provide a glue surface between the external tank pylons and the fuselage. Anyway, after applying some MicroSol to make sure the decals settled in to any details and then giving them time to completely dry, I sprayed on a matte clear to take most of the shine off the airframe. Once that had dried, I removed the masking from the windows, the dot covering then screw hole and the external tank pylon glue points. I mounted it on the stand briefly to get a good overall look at it. I moved on to the external fuel tanks. I glued them together and used a bit of filler putty to cover the seam. I also glued the pylons to the tanks. The standard model would pretty much have you stop there and have you add a few resin details. 1/48 scale is large enough to allow modeling of the piping that ran along the top of the tanks. The 1/32 scale kit includes the parts to do just that. For this model I needed to scratch build the piping. Large pallet items like aquariums are deemed delivered successfully with no damage once the the driver has left the property. If a report of damage is submitted after the driver has left we will be unable to assist with replacements. We recommend refusing a damaged delivery, this is the fastest resolution. The kit parts are mostly pretty clean. The fuselage parts do have a slight warp lengthwise that I’ll have to contend with when they go together. It does have some fine engraved panel lines so that is good. Some parts will need to have holes drilled in them to insert their resin detail parts. The inside of the parts are a bit rough and will need some work to get the fit right.

I next sprayed on a gloss coat in preparation for the decals. Then decals started going on in earnest. I started the process about 7:00 pm one night and got on a roll and when I had finished I noticed that it was 3:00 am. Oops, I hadn’t planned on making it an all nighter, but there you are. Here is a view of the right side of the plane with all the decals on. I needed to drill out the vent pipes instead of leaving them as flat ended rods. I also added some straps over the new pipe.

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Here is a side by side picture of the dorsal and ventral fins and their size difference. Note that I also have added some filler to both parts as well.

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After looking it over I decided that I had to add the thrusters on the wings. The ones on the nose had been drilled out earlier in the build. They had markings showing where they were. The wings had no such markings. There were two upward facing thrusters and two downward facing thrusters. I went through my documentation and finally found some dimensions that the would allow me to measure where they should be on the model. I made some marks and then drilled out some shallow nozzle representations.The canopy didn’t give me as much trouble as I was afraid of, but it did take a fair bit of sanding, scraping and re-scribing. SeaShell Aquariums (now Seabray aquariums) heritage is well known within the aquatic hobby and is no doubt still one of the best-made aquariums money can buy! These elite aquariums are expertly built and are available in Mekong, Tiepolo and Vintage Oak wood finishes. The cabinets are 30inches high. Maths multiplication tables are the fundamentals, which we learn since our primary classes. Memorise the Table of 48 given below up to 20 times, in a tabular form. Also, these tables are very useful for exam preparation and revisions. 48 This Special Hobby kit has had my interest for a few years and I'm really gonna look forward to seeing what you do with it! It has a lotta potential to be a show stopper! I saw one on Large Scale Planes many years ago wherein the builder did a superb job on the paint! I then glued on the ventral fin. It too has a gap at the fin/fuselage joint that will need filling. It also had a much larger gap at the base of the air brake on the right side. I couldn’t use filler since the air brake was a moveable surface and should have a small gap at the fuselage. I ended up gluing on a strip of .010 sytrene to fill the gap. The end result looks good.

I decided to mask off some of the panels to paint with a slightly lighter gray. I first used Tamiya masking tape to outline the areas and then covered the rest of the bird in more Tamiya tape as well as blue painters tape. That’s a pretty short list of add ons. Some of the add ons required more work than others but it is still a short list. There were also the usual amount of modifications to various parts, like thinning the antennas, drilling out pipes an other minor changes. The wings gave me more trouble than I was expecting. They were both warped. I hadn’t noticed this before, but then I wasn’t really looking at them very closely at the time. I soaked them in boiling hot water for a few minutes and then took them out and carefully bent them to remove the warp. I wasn’t able to get all the warps out, but they are now visibly straight and you need to look closely to see the remaining warp. Next I applied some Tamiya masking tape and used a fresh #11 blade to mask the windows for future painting. In the meantime I primed some of the parts to help highlight any areas that might need some more work.

Multiplication Table of 48

It's much better, but I’m not quite happy with it. I’ll work on it a bit more before throwing in the towel. Proper fraction button and Improper fraction button work as pair. When you choose the one the other is switched off. I also positioned the tanks where they would go on the fuselage and drilled a register hole. The tanks will have a short piece of 1/16 inch rod that will fit into the hole and aid in getting them in their proper place. The tanks will not be installed until the plane itself is painted.