Hello Jay,
Could you post a close up picture of the canopy?
Thanks,
Matthew
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pickelhaube
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My camera is pretty budget so sorry if the pic is bad. The framing on the canopy is made from strips of styrene. Let me know if you want any more views of the canopy. This canopy was kinda rushed..........the final one will be more planned in the actual moulding process and I want to have individual hatches cut out.
"you get in a steep dive in this thing and you've got almost no maneuvarabilty at all. You couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with the broad side of another barn"
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Thanks 
I actually look at the canopy and see all the flaws and imperfections so - glad you like it! The glue I use is stuff called "zap-a-gap". It's basically superglue and is great for tacking parts instantly and strongly so you dont have to really pin parts together until the glue goes off.
I actually look at the canopy and see all the flaws and imperfections so - glad you like it! The glue I use is stuff called "zap-a-gap". It's basically superglue and is great for tacking parts instantly and strongly so you dont have to really pin parts together until the glue goes off."you get in a steep dive in this thing and you've got almost no maneuvarabilty at all. You couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with the broad side of another barn"
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