Oh man.
2 fuselage halves
1 cockpit
1 tailhook
1 front air scoop
2 hands
It just doesn’t add up [:D]
Model is a Monogram AD-6, only my third try, but it is coming together nicely, and very very slowly. The fuselage is I think a pretty good fit, and I really hope this time to get a good joint so as to not have to fill/sand/fill/sand…fill/sand…
Usually three…sometimes five…[:D]
Three.
Always one more than you have.
Three hands and bitting your tounge just the right way, and then usually things go the way i want them to
4!
I am very handy with my feet.
See what I did there?..“handy”…feet…[*-)]
HAHA LMAO!!! NICE!!!
I like to build small Jigs to give me hand while building. Heres a pics of my recent Jig for a Viper im building…
Goodness - love the idea of the jig! Wonder why I never thought of it before? As far as hands go, at times I’ve used as many as four -
“Honey - can you come in here and hold this for me?”
ass hands LOL LOL I have been accused of talking out mine on ocasion, but it has never helped me build.
[8-)]
Ron
errrr, at least 4. Or two hands, tweezers in your mouth, a fuselage half leaned up against a stack of reference books & at least one part hanging from the chandelier by dental floss…
Then the cat jumps up to see what’s going on. [cnsod]
I always thought people have lots of children so they have help gluing model kits…[^o)][whstl]
Those little fingers are indeed great for working on 1/72 aircraft, and they are closer to the floor in case you need a missing parts search buddy. [Y]
LMAO! I heard of getting a foot in the azz but four hands?? Must be a world record!
You need to train that cat to hold a pair of tweezers…
She’s pretty good at slapping paintbrushes around… think she needs thumbs to work the tweezers though!
Really? No thumbs? Well , scratchbuild a pair and get her to work!
Ok, ok - I fixed the original post about the hands problem . . . . sorry!
HAHA why it was funny!!!