1966 CH-47A Chinook Helicopters

If you get some alcohol (not the kind you're supposed to drink), you can almost certainly use it to take the paint off again, either by soaking the blades in it, or with a cloth.
That sounds like what I need thanks! I assume you mean rubbing alcohol...
 
That's an American term I've heard/read used, but I've never figured out what exactly you guys mean by it :) But I guess it's what I'm talking about: over-the-counter alcohol for use around the house.
 

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The term "rubbing alcohol" came into prominence in North America during the Prohibition era of 1920 to 1933, when alcoholic beverages were prohibited throughout the United States. The term "rubbing" emphasized that this alcohol was not intended for consumption. Nevertheless it was well documented as a surrogate alcohol as early as 1925.

Alcohol was already widely used as a liniment for massage. There was no standard formula for rubbing alcohol, which was sometimes perfumed with additives such as wintergreen oil (methyl salicylate).
 
It looks like I meant that, yes :) In any case, acrylic paints will generally dissolve in most common types of alcohol, so it doesn't really matter what you get exactly.
 
That made the two halves fit together nicely. I guess it doesn't take super hot water to take the bend out of the plastic. I might use the same hot water method on the rotor blades... The rotor blades are a little thicker though.
 
Sun went down... My sabbath day is over. I need to get the fuselage hot again and try making it dry fit better.

EDIT:: that was supposed to post on Saturday Evening
 

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