1/9th Scale B-17G Bomber.

[StevenRB]

Installed it.

 

[StevenRB]

Created some balsa dust to be used as filler.

 

[StevenRB]

The filler has been applied using CA glue.

 

[StevenRB]

Applying Red Devil lightweight spackle over entire nacelle.

 

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Prior to filling.

 

[StevenRB]

The other side.

 

[StevenRB]

After first sanding.

 

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Other side.

 

[StevenRB]

Finished sanding.

 

[StevenRB]

Now the outline for the main landing gear.

 

[StevenRB]

Main gear installed.

 

[StevenRB]

One of the fiberglass engine cowls before filling, sanding and priming.

 

[StevenRB]

The primed piece.

 

[StevenRB]

Here is one of the four 4 stroke engines. A Saito .91 inverted to retain a scale appearance. You can see the elastomeric engine mounts designed to reduce vibration to the radio equipment.

 

[StevenRB]

Enough for now. I've got calluses on my fingers.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Wow! Just Wow!

 

[Peter Gillson]

I agree with Tim - wow!

Peter

 

[StevenRB]

One of the flaps edge on. 27 inches long.

 

[StevenRB]

Aileron installed in outer wing panel. I used a length of wire running all the way through to secure the aileron. I also used popsicle sticks as stand offs with holes drilled through them. The outer panel is already glassed and primed.

 

[rtfoe]

This is really a different art form taking into consideration weight distribution and lighteness of material used...now I know why some spackle compounds are so light.
Really great to see how it's done.

Cheers,
Richard