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As with the Trogen and Swift builds, this build starts with the cockpit that will attach to a PVC pipe for the fuselage. Once again, for consistency, I used old Chuck Yeager’s Bell X-1 model from Revell as the seat…
Up first on the detailing is the vertical fin. I lightly sketch onto the plastic the panel lines and then score them with either a scribe or a knife, following a metal ruler. The same thing was done to each…
Next came the wings. They were built up like an airplane’s wings and then covered in sheet styrene. Winglets are measured and cut from many layered pieces. Below you can see how the wings now fit into holes drilled into…
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I continued laminating the wooden frame with styrene sheets and then started to box in the shape of the model as per the original and my paper blueprint. This is my least favorite part of modeling, but it’s got to…
