Serenity - May 12 2007 |
Detail looks good but the mould separation line on the right looks quite big. It does look like it is in a good location for easy cleanup |
Top detail looks great. For those rivet counters, yes I did miss the light that goes on the very top of the curved section |
The other side. A bit fuzzy but again the mould separation line to the left looks a bit heavy |
As with the other side the mould separation line step seems a bit large. Funny how that term can be relative. The step might be only 0.001" difference but here it looks like a huge difference. |
Mould separation line at the edge |
Bottom looks OK but may need a bit of work to clean up and fix up. Not sure why it looks like a small chunk was taken out of that edge. I don't think the master was like that |
Detail looks good. Mould separation line looks good |
Again it looks like a chunk is taken out of the edge. Separation line looks rough |
Detail |
Flash between the cross members to make removal from the mould easier |
Cleanup doesn't look like it will be too bad |
Mounting lug that attaches to the main body |
Front side of the detail. Looks good |
Other side of the mounting lug. This excess sticking out shows a vent channel location on the mould |
The other side |
Inner surface |
Other side |
Inner surface |
Other side |
Bottom view |
Front view. A fairly difficult part and even thought ere are some minor problem again I would say it is top notch work. |
A the problem pieces. Even though they look simple they turned out to be a bit problematic |
This section was glued together to make it easier to assemble. Hindsight says that this should be a separate piece. |
The bottom fins are good |
The mould separation line that looks fairly rough. A lot of it is actually hidden behind a panel that will go over the two raised rails |
It does look rough. |
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However the inside is clean and no need to try and clean up the slats. Good choice of mould separation line |
The rear just to show all the angles |
The other engine |
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