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    Aircraft<br>Armored vehicles<br>Ancient History<br>Science in general<br>War movies

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  1. dogsbody started following New Airfix Bristol Blenheim Mk 1. 1:48, “Mark forum as read”, LF WWII British bombs and torpedoes and and 4 others
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    As far as I'm aware, it just clears the unread flag on new posts. I have accidently clicked that a time or two instead of the " Time Period ( Since my last visit ) " and lost the new stuff. I then proceeded to use up my store of Anglo-Saxon profanity. Chris
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    Looks great! Nice work. Chris
  4. dogsbody
    Some reading: https://boxartden.com/reference/gallery/index.php/Modeling-References/Aircraft-Profiles/Britain/WW2/Fairey-Barracuda-Mk-I---V https://www.scribd.com/document/173010201/Warpaint-Series-No-35-Fairey-Barracuda Chris
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    They could and did carry bombs under the fuselage. They were fitted with US 1600 lb. armour-piercing bombs when they attacked the Tirpitz in Norway. Chris
  6. dogsbody
    Are the bombs for under the wings or under the fuselage? Chris
  7. dogsbody
    To be honest, I didn't check on the start-up sequence of a Lanc. I just remembered that I have a Pilot's Notes booklet. As for the wiring set up, I only vaguely understood what you said. Other than very basic wiring knowledge, that may as well been printed in another language. It's looking good, though. Chris
  8. dogsbody
    You should check on the usual engine starting sequence on Lancasters and your engines are rotating the wrong direction. Otherwise, a bold and ambitious plan that's looking good. Chris
  9. dogsbody
    Though I haven't been there for a couple hours, it was still working for me, way up here, on the Backside Of Beyond. Chris
  10. dogsbody
    Nice! Chris
  11. dogsbody
    Nice! I like the way you've painted the upper turret base. All the pics of the first release show the lower area unpainted/left clear. Do the new instructions call for this or was it just you doing it right? Chris
  12. dogsbody
    No yellow tips on the prop blades? Chris
  13. dogsbody
    If flying night-time missions then the suppressors would be fitted. The suppressors were removed from aircraft that were flying daytime missions at the end of the war. Chris
  14. dogsbody
    Word! Chris
  15. dogsbody
    I use this modified sewing needle in a pin vise to apply superglue or Mr. Surfacer, especially if only a small drop/dab is required. Chris
  16. dogsbody
    Nice! Chris
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