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I have a question to this forum 🙂 We like to equip our CBM detail set with rubber threads (wiring), but there is no chance to get "naked" threads on the market for end users. There are only threads wrapped by 2 layers of nylon (for socks). Would it be acceptable for Bone Builders to unwind the nylon on their own? It's simple but lengthy. The other way is - no thread in detail set and leave it on modelers.

Yes, if you mean my next project (CRL), you are right. If you mean my current project (CBM), you are right too, except for 3D print - everything is handmade Both project will have possibility to use simplified PUR boxes and BRUs instead of PE if loaded with bombs (PE parts are to difficult and fragile to be hidden)

AviationMegaStore will be the only official place to buy it, but you can try to contact Armycast directly (carefully - they will spend many sleepless nights on this set to satisfy megastore) 🙂. I'm drawing instruction sheet for CBM now, then I will draw 3D model of CRL (I hope, it will be our first 3D print). I think, CRL will be ready in the end of this year , but I can't promise it. It's just my hobby and it depends on my health and leisure.

That's a little problem. I used rubber thread diameter approx. 0.3 and 0,4 mm (from socks), but i cannot find any dealer who would be willing to sell a small amount of naked rubber thread (2tons is too much for us :-) ). So I have only thread braided with 2 layers of nylon - it can be unwound (easy to do), but it would have to do every modeler himself.

Master is mine and Armycast from Czech Republic will realize production 🙂 There will be possibility to build simplified or High-Tech (on photo) version of two CBM variants (different electronic boxes) CBUs are available from Eduard Model Accessories (we think about "royal class set" with CBUs in cooperation with Eduard) my B-1B list to do next: CRL with GBU-31 (v) 1/B and GBU-31 (v) 3/B Sniper pod with pylon (coop with Eduard) Did You see our previous work https://www.scalemates.com/kits/armycast-mandm-ac-48014-b-1b-wing-mechanics--1182502 ?

Hello, What would you say about this? 10-store CBM (more variants - empty, loaded) for B-1B 1/48 ready for CBU-97 or CBU-105 (Eduard Accessories) will be available in July 2019

What would you say about this? 10-store CBM (more variants) for B-1B 1/48 ready for CBU-97 or CBU-105 (Eduard Accessories) will be available in July 2019

Hi, Has anybody an idea, where to get good 1/48 JDAMs GBU-31/w3 (with BLU-109) for my Bone? I tried Shawn Hull, but he has no piece at this time. I just don't want to carve it from stick, especially when somebody did.

Jose Maria: One picture is better than thousand words. It is very important to choose proper direction of pivot lock for easy removal of the wing. There is a lot of grinding and and testing till the wing fits to the housing.

Actuator links - chirurgical needles (1.2, 0.9, 0.55 for flaps, 0.9, 0.55 for slats ) with rings (0.1mm copper wire) I found fantastic tubes for modellers - Albion alloys (too late for me). P.S.: I forgot - My Bone has LED illumination (position lights and stroboscopic lights)

Slat shelf - very tedious work. This is brief list of steps, which I made: I fixed wing thickness I cut off slat I made ribs and slat mechanics housing from 2mm plastic sheets I grinded them to required profile (cca 1.1mm under surface of wing) I made notches from 1.5mm U-profile over mechanics housing between notches I made heat molded panels from 1mm sheets and another grinding, grinding ... polishing, riveting, polishing - finished I have only one picture I made during this work:

My mistake - shelf . I've lost my eyes. Now, It's clear.

Thank You all for Your opinion. I have been working on this model for two years. utley: Slat shell - I don't know exactly, what do you mean by that. Is that front part of the wing under slats? (Sorry for poor English)

... Transportation CHEERS from Czech republic

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