Albacore continued

[greenman407]

Out my back door, Old Tampa Bay.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Looking good, Mark. I did the art-work for those markings -- at the time I was working closely with SKIP to produce the kit. I have no idea why things were fiddled to give the over-size sail hull numbers.

The 3" SD masters are done. Hope to have tooling and the first set of parts next week.

David

[greenman407]

Dave, if you look at the third picture of the Dry Transfers you will notice 4 sets of them that go from 1 to 8 but they are curved. Where do they go?

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Bow.

Duh!

David

[greenman407]

HWSNBN, further up on this page is a picture of your Racey Albacore. I cant tell how to orient the depth numbers on the inside and outside of the x-tail. You wouldn't have a picture or drawing showing that, would you?

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Simple, Mark. Just lay down your waterline, and the bottom edge of the top number falls on that.

You people!

David

[greenman407]

Got the bottom hull painted tonight.

[greenman407]

After the application of the grey was finished, a couple of BooBoos presented themselves. Ill sand and fill them and then we will have another go at it.

[greenman407]

Here we have the painted Prop dunce cap and spacer.

[Reckless]

oooh oooh ... Marks phone and fax numbers! :biggrin:

[greenman407]

Oh Dear.....Oh DDD...DD...DEAR....Dear!

[greenman407]

The second time was a charm.

[greenman407]

[greenman407]

Decals next, then Flatten the paint

[Anuci]

Your beginning to become quite the painter, Mark. Next thing ya know, MACCO will be calling you up one day. :wink:
Beautiful work you've done on the albacore, and Oscar. I'd let you paint my Gato, if I had wanted it to look really nice.
I was going to ask you to paint my car, if and when you get some spare time that is.