Maybe these help?
Regards,
Regards,
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OH-6A "MISS CLAWD IV"
- Thread starter MrT
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Man I wish I had saved my training stuff when I was in the USAF, we had all sorts of drawings like these. 
Thanks Dave!
Man I wish I had saved my training stuff when I was in the USAF, we had all sorts of drawings like these.
Yep ther're pretty handy.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Cheers, Christian B)
Some more work on the cockpit. Added some helmet radio leads. Applied the interior paint/primer. Then I did some more work on the intrument panel.
Terry B)
Looks great!
I got a question...
You got primer in some tight confined spaces in there. When I do this I always end up with some residue building up, dust, sandy like build up in corners where the spray kinda gets turbulence, blow back whatever and dries in the air, know what I mean? Wing Roots are some trouble spots for me. Yours is perfect....what am I doing wrong with that?
Or maybe better way of asking, what are you doing right? :idonno
It could be paint consistancy or air pressure. My paint(Tamiya) is one part thinner(alcohol) and 2 or three parts paint. Too much air with too thick paint can make it dry before it gets to the part.
Looks very cool Terry, very nice indeed.
Thanks Phil!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Looking good Terry