- Mach 2s 1:72nd Boeing 727-200 - Large Scale Planes
I've just put the finishing touches to this today: Mach 2's relatively recent release of the venerable Boeing 727 in 1 72nd scale: I used 26decals for the Alitalia scheme and Authentic Airliners' windows and cockpit - which look remarkably effective even in this larger scale
- Boeing managment levels??? (engineering, charge, mechanics) - Seattle . . .
Can someone tell me the difference between Boeing manager level k,l, and m Is it similar to lead, shift superivisor, and general foreman? Thanks
- 1 35 Boeing AH-64D E Apache from Takom - Large Scale Planes
1 35 Boeing AH-64D E Apache from Takom By Kagemusha September 17, 2022 in LSP Discussion
- Another challenge to Boeing fuselage trains?
Boeing's fall from grace seems to have begun after they "merged" with McDonnell-Douglas in 1997 Articles and at least one book describe the Mac-Dac management thugocracy having subsumed the Boeing technocrats, resulting in the corporate debacle we see today
- Model Railroading gt; BNSF powered Boeing Skybox Special
Trying something a little different at the club yesterday I ran a special BNSF powered J-train around the mainline A quot;J quot; symbol denotes Hi Wide Dimensional Loads, in this case, a quartet of Boeing Skyboxes The power for the trip was a lone renumbered Intermountain ES44AC, BNSF 6003 Th
- Boeing 2707-300, 1 200 Scale, 3d printed.
This is again a 3d printed SST model, this time at 1 200 scale Boeing 2707-300, in 1968-69 design, tailed delta configuration Again finished like my previous 733-197, Tamiya grey primer, enhanced details with pencil and black wash, then satin varnish One is assembled with gears fully retracted as in cruise configuration
- Boeing Long Bridge Cafeteria, 929 Long Bridge Drive, Arlington, VA . . .
Boeing Long Bridge Cafeteria, 929 Long Bridge Drive, Arlington, VA 22202 - Restaurant inspection findings and violations
- 1:32 Boeing P-8A Poseidon? - Works in Progress - Large Scale Planes
Well - everything was in place Friday evening - and I'd split the first third of the fuselage model into 3 in Meshmixer: the section was too long as designed to fit in the vertical (Z-Axis) of the printer once scaled up to 1:32 Then it was prepped for printing using a program called Cura - and, well, this happened: Not a bad result for a first test print in HIPS - but it did take 18 hours to
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