Contents Description

• The first two pages are introductory paragraphs.
• Page 5 covers the MiG acrylic colors and chipping fluids, providing brief how-to paragraphs for each. Each product section includes QR codes for the products page from the Mig website plus how-to videos. The QR code feature is typical for most of the products described.
• Page 6 Washes.
• Page 7 Streaking brushers and Oilbrushers.
• Page 8 Pigments and splashes.
• Page 9 Heavy mud and engines, fuel and oil.
• Page 10 Enamel odorless thinner.
• Page 11 One Shot primers and Titans Hobby Paints.
• Page 12 Extra thin and medium density cements, and Colle 21-slow dry cyanoacrylate.
• Page 13 Arming Putty and Ultra Decal Set and Fix. Neither of these products were used in the weathering process covered in this publication.
• Now for the modeler, such as myself, many of the products listed above are items may be new.

This set is designed to provide replacement parts for the Hasegawa/Hobby 2000 SBD Dauntless kits. The package includes two complete sets of gear, consisting of the two main gear struts and two options for the tail wheel assembly – one with the small hard rubber tire used for carrier operations and the other a larger pneumatic tail wheel used for shore-based operations by Navy and Marine aircraft and the Army Air Corps A-24.

As with most of SAC’s landing gear sets, the metal parts are intended to be one-for-one replacements for the kit parts. The parts are well cast and need just a little clean-up of the casting seams with a sharp Xacto blade. I recommend taking your time removing the tail wheels from the casting tree or you will end up with a very flat looking tire as I did on the smaller wheel. Also, be sure you do not trim off the long extension pointing aft above the tail wheel as it is supposed to be there - it is a tow bar used to help move the plane.