Detailing and Moulding a Pilot

[@SteamerEdge]

Interesting process Danny, should look perfect for the "Moth cockpit. cheers Paul👌👍

[@geoffhann4109]

Excellent result. You managed to show the procedure well, and your thoughts and concerns as you work through the various steps are very useful.

[@cammnut]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CliffHarveyRCPlanes]

Thanks for the lesson, it's given me ideas, cheers 👍

[@cammnut]

Excellent, thats good to hear

[@obdev9473]

You briefly mentioned tyres. That (and wheel hubs) would be an interesting topic.

[@steve2839jet]

Nice one Danny!

[@cammnut]

Thanks!

[@thebarronflights]

Oils make for great results paint wise.

[@cammnut]

Hi I tried that, each layer took weeks to dry, so nope wont be using those again

[@thebarronflights]

@@cammnutOils dry quicker if you thin them down with turps.
My paints take about 3 days on average to cure.

[@gudjonolafsson]

Great job, Now I just have to find a place that sells these here on the edge of the inhabitable world.

[@cammnut]

Glad you got something from the video. The STL file was about 30 euros, obviously you get the entire figure not just the head :)

[@cammnut]

I got the STL file for the pilot figure from CGTrader.com www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/art/sculptures/vintage-glider-pilot