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1 hour ago, Invictaag said:

That looks familiar, check all the parts are there 😉

Aye,looks like none at all for a Gazelle.................................unless there's a spare engine bit..

1 hour ago, Jessie_C said:

Seems you got a scout in that there Gazelle box!

I bet someone's got a Gazelle in a Scout box lurking about in their stash.............................

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1 hour ago, Jessie_C said:

Seems you got a scout in that there Gazelle box!

Who knowns what's in there, or indeed not in there? Note the bag professionally sealed with bits of pre-used masking tape. That's comforting.

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9 minutes ago, Che Guava said:

Who knowns what's in there, or indeed not in there? Note the bag professionally sealed with bits of pre-used masking tape. That's comforting.

Well,this is it you see,you know how "frugal" you Scotsmen are rumoured to be.......:whistle:

Though personally,I have no knowledge or experience of this alleged  "frugality"

The one I deal with(Scotsman that is)is a jolly nice bloke and generous to a fault:biggrin:

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On 06/05/2020 at 10:21, Che Guava said:

Bit slow going due to the wrong kind of sunshine. Trying simultaneously concurrent at-the-same-time builds. I'm glad the plastics are two different colours, that at least limits some of the confusion.

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Like them racy red seat belts in the Scout,bet they added a couple of kt's on the top speed,

naturally,the Navy has gone for cooler looking black in that swoopy looking Gazelle........

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6 hours ago, RWG686 said:

Not doing either of these then Alan?

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Blue+scout.jpg

Naaaaa. Too easy!

Which bring me to a question......what's the best way of doing a tinted canopy? I was going to a mix of blue and clear varnish on a scrap canopy (the inside?). By the way - on those Scouts the overhead front panels look a blue lighter tint than the near-black back ones - am I correct?

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42 minutes ago, Che Guava said:

Naaaaa. Too easy!

Which bring me to a question......what's the best way of doing a tinted canopy? I was going to a mix of blue and clear varnish on a scrap canopy (the inside?). By the way - on those Scouts the overhead front panels look a blue lighter tint than the near-black back ones - am I correct?

Send The Laird out on his bicycle to get you this:

(with a note that says"A bottle of blue food colouring,please give to this lad along with the change,thank you")

https://groceries.asda.com/product/cake-decorations/asda-blue-natural-food-colouring/80624306

Paint it on thinly and build it up.

Food colouring is great for tinting upper panels.

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