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Browse Images Virtual Aerodrome Image Browser ( Small / Large ) Show : All | Parked | Flying | Build | Aerial | Reference Page (9 in total) :  <<   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  [ < Prev ] Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Reference 28-Oct-17 07:55 Views : 307 Arizona National Guard F-16 David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Reference 28-Oct-17 07:54 Views : 338 This EC-130 has major modifications to the fuselage which is all for Electronic Counter Measures. David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Reference 28-Oct-17 07:52 Views : 329 At the other house, we were right in line with the approach to Tucson International for flights from Las Vegas and points west. Here we are under the approach from the east and the planes are lower. Here's a sample. American Airlines Boeing 737 David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Reference 28-Oct-17 07:45 Views : 353 David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Build 26-Oct-17 16:18 Views : 433 I'm waiting for CA accelerant before continuing with the fuselage. The wing is built next and attached to the fuselage. David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Build 26-Oct-17 16:16 Views : 400 The formers are glued to a stiff paper jig, side rails are glued to the formers, and wood panels are then glued on. It is all 1/8" construction. The paper jig is supposed to be removed to allow control line installation. Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Build 26-Oct-17 16:11 Views : 398 The modeling muse won... David Duckett Berkeley North American T-28 Trojan Reference 13-Sep-16 04:02 Views : 716 When this kit was introduced in 1956, Monogram sent a factory assembled and painted model for display in a type of diorama which sat on the counter. The one I saw was painted like the box and was the prettiest model I had ever seen..I don't know why I didn't get it but the memory is just as vivid now as then. Page (9 in total) :  <<   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  [ < Prev ]