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She's a beauty for sure - Great job, and well worth one of these :goldcup: :thumb:

For your first BIG model - you certainly were brave, she's HUGE at 1:33. Good job :thumb: I too am building this model {taking time with a skin condition which prevents long handling times of the card stock} i will get there in the end. If i knew you were making this, i could have up-loaded my...

Very nice indeed - you did her proud :thumb:

Thank you very much, Cats are awesome for sure :thumb:

She's coming along in leaps and bounds Phil - Looking REALLY cooool :cool: The guys a genius :thumb: Thanks for the up-date.

Excellent build you have there. :thumb:

Outstanding work here :thumb: Look forward to seeing your next up-date !

You got yourself a very well deserved award there Skipper - a beautiful model of a fantastic aircraft. Here's another award to go with the one you already have :goldcup: :thumb:

Another splendid build from you Skipper - Very nice indeed :thumb: It deserves one of these :goldcup:

Great job :thumb: Gary's designs are excellent :mrgreen:

Great work Very well built indeed - Crisp, clean and precise :thumb: Well worth one of these :goldcup:

Welcome Welcome to Zealot. Sounds like we have some similar interests :thumb: Enjoy your stay {you will} and have fun {you will} :mrgreen:

These are a splendid tribute to a great guy - Indeed, without him, our childhood would have been far less memorable.

She is a beauty - Needs a glass case to keep her in pristine condition. Certainly worthy of a :goldcup: Sir :thumb:

A wonderful build Grandad Boats :thumb: and here's a :goldcup: for you - well deserved Skipper.

Yes i agree with Phil... A beautiful build of a GREAT aircraft :thumb:

Jim... you are welcome mate. If you need anything else electronics wise - just shout up and if i {we} can help we will :thumb:

No problem mate... if you don't ask you don't get :mrgreen: 1} For really tight areas, fibre optics is defo the way to go. Get as many as you need and tape them into a bunch {dip in resin to hold them} Fix to the L.E.D {colour you require} Tape to inside of parts and to where the light is...

scarmig gave some great advice for you here :thumb: But if you want quick guide to Voltage and Resistors for your project, here it is : Assuming a typical L.E.D running at a reasonable brightness: VOLTAGE USED....................RESISTOR REQUIRED 3 VOLT...............................68...

She is looking gorgeous - very clean and sharp build, will keep watching this for sure :thumb:. You might like to see my video to the build i did of the same model - upscaled and a few extra parts added... the link is below, enjoy :thumb: