roundhouse lady ann kit

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oh well ive finally gone and done it
hopefully this time tomorrow i will be unpacking a box
and this thread will document the build of said kit
wish me luck :thumbup:
 
Good luck!

(Does Tracy know?????) :thinking:
 
oh yes definatly but only because its £12 for every parcel,so for 4 kits in one go its £12 vs 4 diffrent deliverys at £48
and im getting it with r/c but not from roundhouse (they want 60/70 quid!)
 
Gizzy - 18/11/2009 6:20 PM

Good luck!

(Does Tracy know?????) :thinking:
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im still in one piece at the mo
so you work it out weither ive told her :nail: :nail:
 
mmts - 18/11/2009 6:37 PM

Gizzy - 18/11/2009 6:20 PM

Good luck!

(Does Tracy know?????) :thinking:
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im still in one piece at the mo
so you work it out weither ive told her :nail: :nail:
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So you could still yet end up like your Lady Ann kit then?

Hung, drawn and in quarters.... :(
 
being not a proper modeller at all who just went out and bought one finshed, i am really looking forward to seeing your documented progress. it will be so much more rewarding- tell you what the connecting rods, valve gear etc etc look to complicated for me :D
 
well got home this arvo and found this.........
 
which contained these four packages
all recieved within 24 hours :thumbup:
 
so i may be some time as there seems to be rather a lot of bits and pieces,nuts and bolts and pieces of brass ;) :o
 
the temptation was too much and after five minutes this is the frames with the spacers
but this is as far as i can go coz im building to the instructions
and they say to paint the frames next :(
 
Wow, your a brave man Edward , cant wait to see the progress
 
I respectfully suggest double checking that all is flat and square at this stage. Place the frame assembly on piece of glass (I prefer a mirror, if the glass isn't flat you can see distortion) and check it doesn't rock at all. If you're really brave you could use the glass of a halogen cooker hob if you have one!
 
Neil Robinson - 19/11/2009 11:13 PM

I respectfully suggest double checking that all is flat and square at this stage. Place the frame assembly on piece of glass (I prefer a mirror, if the glass isn't flat you can see distortion) and check it doesn't rock at all. If you're really brave you could use the glass of a halogen cooker hob if you have one!
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thats the whole idea of this thread neil.......
suggestions and ideas especially when im going wrong ;) :thumbup:

(p.s the primers drying ;) and the 2.4 gig r.c gear was purchaced today)
 
Watching this with great interest!
 
GHWood - 20/11/2009 6:04 PM

Watching this with great interest!
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So am I, so am I. :)
 
:nail: :nail: too cold to spray outside today so im looking for the answer on how to get
spray paint off of the work top :thinking: :o :nail: :nail:
 
T-cut....
 
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