Photoetch has changed over the years!

...God's own scale is FAR larger than 1/72...FAR larger.

Yeah - etch rules.

a 1/8 b36 would be awesome. enough room to sit in and fly it.

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I'd go with 1/1 scale. But will it require liquid glue or tube?

the special melts metal glue you cure with an electric arc.

wro=3D

Can I find that in the Testors catalog?

...most of the stuff we use on our 1:1s comes in tubes...but you gotta mix it up.

snipped-for-privacy@some.domain wrote: : In article , eyeball wrote: : :>I'd go with 1/1 scale. But will it require liquid glue or tube? : gecko glue, get with the program! Soon it will replace the adhesive on "post-its" and the s*it Billy Mays tries to shill around the holidays.

The inventor is also trying to get NASA interested as a way to repair the shuttle in orbit. : : the special melts metal glue you cure with an electric arc. : Did you see the "deconstruction" episode where they compared "JB Weld" and welding? Gasp! Shock! Horror! The "JB Weld" table blew apart when they dropped a cement block on it from 30' or so!

What, exactly, they were attempting to prove I am not sure. Sure the epoxy will fail in that situation. And, yes, the welded table bent all to hell, so it was essentially destroyed as well. Different failures, same result.

But, if you are going to build a 1/1 scale B-29, why not try those "rivet" things? It would be "in scale". :-)

Bruce

the pre-tree hugger days leftover nos. 'rorry, 'rorge.

makes sense to me. that sounds like a dumbass demo. what's the point?

The point is to break stuff. No more, no less.

ah, why wasn't i invited?