Martin Shaw
Western Thunderer
That's all the family matters now out of the way so I carried on a bit this afternoon. I have soldered in the droplights and door hinges,
something of a cruel enlargement, which rather horribly demonstrates the droplight isn't centred. It looks ok from some distance away.
That's one side done, the instructions suggest adding the door bonnets and guards duckets at this stage however I'm going to do them after the bodyshell is assembled, with the RSU. I'm not entirely happy with the tumblehome, definitely should have annealed the etch first, but it's difficult to adjust now, half closed eyes will cover for it.
As a complete aside, on the way home yesterday we stopped at Duxford, which is very impressive museum, and saw the post war Spanish built ME109 being tested, most enjoyable but not a patch on a Spitfire.
Regards
Martin
![IMG_0533.JPG IMG_0533.JPG](https://www.westernthunder.co.uk/data/attachments/86/86908-adbb0854cb1d14a8d65a5929ba81d06e.jpg)
something of a cruel enlargement, which rather horribly demonstrates the droplight isn't centred. It looks ok from some distance away.
![IMG_0534.JPG IMG_0534.JPG](https://www.westernthunder.co.uk/data/attachments/86/86909-c4c56f2b65230762d3ae7f45a48b29e4.jpg)
That's one side done, the instructions suggest adding the door bonnets and guards duckets at this stage however I'm going to do them after the bodyshell is assembled, with the RSU. I'm not entirely happy with the tumblehome, definitely should have annealed the etch first, but it's difficult to adjust now, half closed eyes will cover for it.
As a complete aside, on the way home yesterday we stopped at Duxford, which is very impressive museum, and saw the post war Spanish built ME109 being tested, most enjoyable but not a patch on a Spitfire.
Regards
Martin