Please Note:
This DVD was mastered from an original VHS tape, and as such contains some minor video "noise" that could not be removed or corrected. This "noise" in no way intereferes with the instructional value of the video.
About this Video
In this 2 hour instructional DVD, Clinton H. Groves explains in great detail how to successfully build vacuum formed aircraft models.
Clint Groves was the founder and President of ATP, which specialized in the sale of airliner kits and decals. Clint produced this video in the mid 1980s to explain to his customers how to build vacuum formed models. The orignal VHS video have not been available for many years and to this day, no other instructional DVD or video has addressed this specialized aircraft model building topic.
Clint very clearly explains in detail how vacuum formed models are produced from molds, what tools and supplies are required, how to remove the parts from their vacuum formed sheets, how to prep and sand the parts, how to glue the parts together, and how to sand and putty the vacuum formed model to prepare it for final painting and decal application.
This DVD is a must have DVD for any serious modeller of airline models as well as casual model builders that would like to start building vacuum formed models. The DVD finishes with a tour of Clint's completed models display case.
DVD Programs
Chapter 1) Clint Groves Introduction
Chapter 2) Required tools
Chapter 3) Cutting out large parts
Chapter 4) Sanding parts
Chapter 5) Gluing pieces together
Chapter 6) Nose weights
Chapter 7) Wing assembly
Chapter 8) Putty and filling
Chapter 9) Welsh Models Bristol Britannia
Chapter 10) Sanding
Chapter 11) Gluing
Chapter 12) Putty and filling
Chapter 13) Cutting out small parts
Chapter 14) Landing gear struts
Chapter 15) Conclusions
Chapter 16) Completed models
Chapter 17) DVD previews
Total running time of: 120 minutes
4X3 screen format
This DVD is available in NTSC region-free format (which will work on all current European DVD players).
Please Note:
This DVD was mastered from an original VHS tape, and as such contains some minor video "noise" that could not be removed or corrected. This "noise" in no way intereferes with the instructional value of the video.
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