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Hi, Well this collection has had a turbulent time in our house hold , originally I started it up for my hubby but it turns out that he was only joking when he asked me to arrange it for him but by that time the first delivery of issues 1-7 had arrived, so the sub was cancelled. A bit later on I was having a "ebay clear out" and as I was posting ads my eldest son Andrew saw the mags on the table and began to show an interest in them, after awhile he asked if he could have them, although I had already offered them to him some weeks earlier - but hey that's teenagers for you So he set about working though the first 7 issues and as he seemed quite involved with it so I set up the sub again for him. The next 4 issues (8-11) duly arrived and he worked though them with little help from his mum and a lot of help from Steve (Stevegbr) who very kindly help us out with a problem with the screws, http://forum.model-space...spx?g=posts&t=20762 But by the time the next delivery arrived (12-15) the novelty had worn of, as it tends to do with 14 year olds! and the build found a place on his bedroom floor with everything else so the sub was cancelled yet again. Having been threaten with the standard "you'll be grounded for two weeks" speech he eventually tided up his room and I found the collection in the bin!! So I rescued it and began to have a go my self working through issues 13, 14 and 15, by the time I had done that I had found yet another project to do!!! So there we are, I'm playing catch up a bit as I believe that issue 28 was released this week. I am going to order extra copies each month until I'm on level par with the collection. I've ordered and received the next 8 issues (16-23) they only took 4 days to arrived so you can't grumble at that can you and today I worked through issues 16, 17, 18 and 19. Issue 16
Oil Pump Lower Pan Axle Mounts Transmission Case None of the problems from previous issues regarding the screws fitting into place, with this issue everything went together really nicely May. MFG attached the following image(s):
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Hi, Issue 17Sump Pan Starter Engine Assembly There was an error in the magazine which notes to use DP screws but as it turns out this should be the DM screws supplied with this issue. Apart from that everything went together well. May. MFG attached the following image(s):
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Hi, Issue 18Filters Manifolds Engine Assembly The two filters were a pain to fit, the screws just didn't want to grip into them but a few rude words later and they saw my side of the argument May. MFG attached the following image(s):
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Hi, Issue 19Water Pump Hoses and Pipes Auxiliary Air Pipe I've read and watched via youtube some horror stories surrounding this issue, but happily none of those raised problems effected me, all was well.... May. MFG attached the following image(s):
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Nice one May you`ve got alot to be going on with now with all your builds at the moment i`m just collecting issues if i can wait but will be following your progress with interest regards Phil COMING SOON =1/72 Italeri diorama`s Battle for the Reichstag and Stalingrad battle at the tractor factory 1/16 Trumpeter King Tiger with loads of extras ON THE GO= refurbishment of 1/25 Tamiya tiger 1 , amt Star trek kits and space 1999 models
So Much to Build,But What a Hobby!
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Hi, Thank you Phil, I'm starting to get the "bug" for this hobby!! May.
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Looking good. Glad it's getting the attention it deserves. DeAgostini kit builds:
Millennium Falcon: 18% Complete Shelby GT-500: 28% Complete Thunderbird 2: 13.75% Complete
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Nice one May, is that 4 partworks on the go now ? you will be busy Al
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Wow May, another project. You really have got the bug. Still at least with this one, if you run into any trouble, just set the clock back and start again. Regards Mark
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Metal Mech wrote:Looking good. Glad it's getting the attention it deserves. Hi, Thank you, I thought is was about time this one got some TLC May.
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Spal wrote:Nice one May, is that 4 partworks on the go now ? you will be busy Al Hi Al, Sadly it's now three as I have cancelled the R2-D2 collection for various reasons which I won't moan about here.... but on the up side that does leave me with the spare funds for another sub but which one? May.
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Markwarren wrote:Wow May, another project. You really have got the bug. Still at least with this one, if you run into any trouble, just set the clock back and start again. Regards Mark Hi, thanks for that Mark!!! May.
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Nice looking work May, well done..... .. The modelling bug can have some serious side effects, namely an empty bank account..... .. Great to hear you're loving this great hobby of ours and may you continue to enjoy it for years to come, there is plenty out there to keep you occupied that's for sure...... Regards Alan
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i wondered if you would end up doing this may, it is a good build, hope you are enjoying it, how many more builds are you going to take on?
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Glad you rescued this from the bin following with interest Jase “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.” -Mark Twain
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Gandale wrote:Nice looking work May, well done..... .. The modelling bug can have some serious side effects, namely an empty bank account..... .. Great to hear you're loving this great hobby of ours and may you continue to enjoy it for years to come, there is plenty out there to keep you occupied that's for sure...... Regards Alan Hi, Thank you Alan, I'm beginning to understand why some of you chaps have so many projects on the go at once May.
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stevegbr wrote:i wondered if you would end up doing this may, it is a good build, hope you are enjoying it, how many more builds are you going to take on? Hi Steve, TBH I never liked either the films or the DeLorean as a car but the more I worked on it the more attached I got.....now that's something I never thought I'd say 6 months ago As for what's next well the Thunderbird 2 it top of the list but I'm hoping that they do it with the 24 month option as the £75 12 month option will be too pricey for me with all the other subs I have on the go at the moment, so we'll see what happens May.
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jase wrote:Glad you rescued this from the bin
following with interest
Jase Hi Jase, He has a habit of doing things like that which is why I always check the bin bags he brings down after doing his room, I spent more time shifting through the bin bags looking for parts then I did working on the build yesterday !! May.
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Hi May. look forward to seeing this come together. Ian Current builds.Hachettes build the bismark,HMS Victory, HMS Hood. Finished Builds Corel HMS Victory cross section.
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ian smith wrote:Hi May. look forward to seeing this come together. Ian Hi, Thank you Ian, I've gone through issue 20 today and even I can appreciate the hype that surrounds the quality of the engine and I know nothing about them, it's looking really good May.
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