tiny, resin bits sitting on great chunks of casting blocks. The upshot is, inevitably, this:
The piece above should be a single part, but, attached to an outsized casting block, it became, despite my best efforts, four pieces. Still, I was able to reassemble them into something approximating one part.
So, after much chopping, sawing, hacking, bleeding, I now have this:
Believe it or not, this overcrowded cockpit (and there is more on the port side of the fuselage) is actually missing several pieces - one disintegrated, another just would not fit, and the pedals were too tiny to be bothered about.
More hell yet to come ...
Crikey Stephen, rather you than me with the resin pieces.
ReplyDeleteLooking very good by they way!
You said it, Paul! I know that resin dust is bad for the lungs, but resin bits are just bad!
DeleteNasty place Nifelheim or Hel.... and if lit by energy saving lightbulbs doubly so. I would probably describe them as the most heinous invention since the Scavengers Daughter (barring one or two weapons of mass destruction). I admire your fortitude with the kit building.
ReplyDeleteFortitude? Insanity!
DeleteHow's Herne getting on?
I bloody hate resin...
ReplyDeleteCheers, Dave
I second that! What I find puzzling is how reviewers in the modelling magazines become ecstatic when a kit contains resin. Am I missing something?
DeleteWhen it is finished and looking great you will have resins to be cheerful.Keep right on to the end of the road...
ReplyDeletebest wishes
Alan
Grooooan! Alan!
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