sodmeister
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Using lines paper is a great idea ,I never thought of that.......see I learned something today !!
NICE !!!
Paul T
I used some lined Paper to meter out my Rivets.
Here
https://www.rocketryforum.com/showthread.php?17691-TLP-HARPOON-build&p=159101#post159101
I am sort of a sodmeister groupie.
You see there ,once you add some paint ,those rivets really stand out,don`t they ?
Looks good my friend.
Hell ,I even added real tiny,tiny screws to my TLP Harpoon for added detail.Yah..that was kinda stupid ,but it looked cool.
I don`t think I`ll do that again !!
I`ll try to find a picture of that one
Paul T
I just ordered this Kit. Wonder if anyone else here had a Completed one with Pics?:
https://redarrowhobbies.com/kits/the_launch_pad_model_rockets/alarm.htm
https://www.the-launch-pad.com/#!blank/c9l1
I know it does'nt come with Decals, but I think I'm gonna' do something entirely different for Paint anyhow. I ordered some Estes 24mm Motor Retainers, and I'll be using a Nylon Chute' over the Mylar. Also, I've heard the Fins are flimsy Balsa, so that will be dealt with too when I get my hands on the Kit.
Looking forward to this Kit as I am trying to challenge myself a bit, and these Launch Pad Kits apparently take more effort to build right than ones where everything is already cut out and sized. It'll be nice to have a decent size Rocket that I can loft on F Motors. I was going to get a G-Force, but I've already had one, and this looks like I'll have to work on it more.
Also, can I build it with a 29mm, then use an Adapter to fly it on 24mm? I think I heard someone here say they could do that.
I tried the Search Function but got nothing.
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