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Dawn's faceplate is pretty much done, I finally got to try out my dad's airbrush....booy it was super hard haha. but I guess I did a pretty decent job. I shouldn't be too hard on myself, this is my first time with an airbrush or any doll customizing whatsoever.
Really can't wait to put her together now and have many photosessions from now on :) but gotta wait a little while longer (waiting for one more thing)
New chrome breather cap, radiator, ignitions module, and overflow tank are pictured int he is photo.
to have more clearence and to be more forgiving with longitudinal cracs the shape on the inner site of the wheel will be rounded.
No Spitfire was ever built as a two-seater, although several were modified post-war. There were four at the 2011 September airshow. Not sure I like the looks of this model, as there seems to be many variations on the second canopy.
These are the modifications that I made to the Woodhaven mortice table to allow me to make mortice holes at other than 90 degrees
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Here's the strobe light assembly out of the firefly, note the 2 orange pieces, the LED retention bar is on the lower left and the on-off switch is on the lower right.
Step 5: Remove the screw from the rear of the turret and remove the turret advancing mechanism.
Make sure you note the orientation of the retaining bracket, if you put it in backwards it won't work when you reassemble the gun.
Also be careful of the small toothed piece that resides under the mechanism, it likes to go flying.