1/4.5 T-38C Talon scratch build
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Slowly getting some stuff done.
the left wing panel has all of the screw details completed. These are actual #0 counter suck phillips screws... they took a bit of time to get drilled and counter sunk. I really miss my micro-stop countersink tool from full scale days.
the wing parting planes were also cut and the wings test fit in place. I’ve got a few small changes to make, but the wings fit great. Once i get the right wing screw details done, i’ll get both wings back in the planes and get them prepped for molding.
the left wing panel has all of the screw details completed. These are actual #0 counter suck phillips screws... they took a bit of time to get drilled and counter sunk. I really miss my micro-stop countersink tool from full scale days.
the wing parting planes were also cut and the wings test fit in place. I’ve got a few small changes to make, but the wings fit great. Once i get the right wing screw details done, i’ll get both wings back in the planes and get them prepped for molding.
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im glad someone is! The parting plans on that thing are pretty.. well.... interesting.
once i get the wings molded and a set of wings done to verify final fit to the fuselage, i’ll get started on the final sanding and detailing of thw Fuse... the fuse should be phenomenal if it comes out how im expecting it too.
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im glad someone is! The parting plans on that thing are pretty.. well.... interesting.
once i get the wings molded and a set of wings done to verify final fit to the fuselage, i’ll get started on the final sanding and detailing of thw Fuse... the fuse should be phenomenal if it comes out how im expecting it too.
once i get the wings molded and a set of wings done to verify final fit to the fuselage, i’ll get started on the final sanding and detailing of thw Fuse... the fuse should be phenomenal if it comes out how im expecting it too.
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Awesome! I really admire all the CAD, laser cutting, and 3D printing you can use to make this a whole new way to make the parts. I can only dream. Really exciting to see it take shape.
Gary
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