Guillow kit #804 DC-3

[heywooood]

Recently started the model - it will be a civilian in the Western Airlines livery.
I can post a few progress shots later today

[heywooood]

The forward cockpit cover is just set onto the model for the photo - it won’t be attached permanently until after the infill is done

Other project

[Scott]

I'm looking forward to your building pics with this kit,Heywooood.

The car with working headlights looks good too.

[Auger]

Hello all - Finally back in the forum after my old email was dropped by our ISP.
I couldn't log in forever but now it's solved.
I WAS Heywooood - Now Auger.
Here are some Guillow model pics of Kit # 804 the DC-3 now complete.

[Auger]

a few more





here you can see the lighting activated..
https://i.imgur.com/aS4blKt.mp4

[Auger]

a few more pics of the '55 Chevy

[Auger]

the dollhouse is still a WiP

[Scott]

Welcome back Heywoood/Auger.

Your DC-3 looks fantastic!

The '55 Chevy is Top Notch.

The WIP dollhouse looks great.

[Auger]

work work work...

I've got a 1/16 scale AMT Ford Thunderbird on the table - the littlest boy wanted Poppop to make him a Green car - so that's what I'm doing.

only the interior and the motor have been finished and painted - the body is next - then assembly. She'll have the same lighting as the 55 Chevy

[Auger]

Final pics of the T-Bird

[Auger]

back on topic - here is one of the 3D printed engines I used from Resin2Detail

[Scott]

The Thunderbird looks great.You have a very steady hand to
be able to paint all the very small details.

The radial engine on your DC-3 looks very realistic.

[Auger]

Hi Scott - yes I was very happy to discover 3D printed radials in 1/32 scale - and they fit perfectly into the DC-3 cowlings provided with the Guillow's kit.
I plan to build another one as a C-47 from D-Day at some point and will absolutely use Resin2Detail engines on that project