Stuart 10H and Score

[Ramon WilsonParticipant @ramonwilson3]

You’re welcome David,

 

That’s truly the great thing about this forum – asking for advice and receiving immediate interest in, and help with, any problem. My recent attempt at anodising being a classic example of it.

 

Good luck with the Score and I’m sure many of us will want to see and hear of your progress.

 

Regards – Ramon

[TerrydParticipant @terryd72465]

can I request a favour,

 

I have a set of castings for a Stuart 10V which I was intending to begin building before a recent workshop fire.  Fortunately the castings and materials were in a safe place but the (laminated double sided A3) drawing was in the workshop and subsequently destroyed.

 

Do any of you kind folk have a copy of these drawings that could be scanned and emailed to me.  If there is a small cost that is ok.

 

Contact me

 

Terry

Edited By Terryd on 31/08/2010 23:06:02

[Axel BentellParticipant @axelbentell]

Thx Ramon, great post!

[Axel BentellParticipant @axelbentell]

Nice choice of colour David! I´d suggest some lining, in brown and red, but its a personal preference…darn nice looking model you made!

[Axel BentellParticipant @axelbentell]

Posted by Terryd on 31/08/2010 23:05:12:

can I request a favour,

 

 

 I can recomend you get the Stuart manual on the subject matter, its a good little book!

[Ian S CParticipant @iansc]

I find that blued nuts and bolts, and other small parts look  quite nice, when I do it , its a bit of a raffle getting all the same colour, but if you take your time it usually comes out OK. With my hot air engines I tend not to paint, they are experimental, and from time to time they get pulled to bits and rebuilt. Things like flywheels sometimes get a coat of paint.  Ian S C

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