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That belongs in a museum!

Oh wow.

Better than any Museum...............better researched, better restored(built) and better painted(of that I'm sure too)

Thanks guys !
Now really on a build break, visiting Greece for 2 weeks.

PS: I am not with this girl but she was part of a all girl fashion party that was making a pretty good show everywhere they went on the Acropolis.

Acropolis? Where?

Latest barb wire defences seen on Mykonos Island is sending a chilling message.

Next think you know, you'll run into dragon's teeth, hedge hogs, and finally the Maginot Line.

Few living creatures seem more relaxed and fulfilled than Jackson, a permanent resident of this Paros island fish tavern.

HI everyone,

I've been back from my Greek Island vacation for a week now. Great vacation, visited 4 Islands over 15 days. Not a cruise where you spend a few hours per island with thousands of people getting off the ship at the same time but I visited on my own using Seajets ferries with 3 day hotel stay and rental car on each island. Wow, simply fantastic. It took me a week to recover and to get my head back together with real life.


Now continuing today with the built, i got some energy back.

Brackets are positioned and glued in place, then reinforced with a M1.2 hex bolt.




Brackets are made for the front lower hull, i tried to do something similar as seen in pictures. The 4 outer brackets needed to be extended on one side, this is because i cannot glue the bracket over the hull joint, which need to remain removable.



Lower hull brackets are installed.



One more look at the ERA attachments. Each loop around the brackets and connect to one of the 4 bolt on the ERA blocks. The ones on the sides do show a lot.


They are made using thin 2mm wide brass strips.



The attachments are positioned and then glued to the brackets. The middle attachments are only spacers because they won't show.


Then the ERA groups are glued to the attachments.


Continuing on following post.