| Image Comments |
| Creosotewind | 26-May-10 11:41 |
| Scanning the skies for any pesky pigeons. Hope you like it. |
| stirling | 26-May-10 12:11 |
| This is amazing. Detailed to perfection! Love the tyres/rims and hubs. I have never concidered modeling anything like this and after seeing your finished product I can understand why. I could'nt come close to what you have acheived. Well done!! |
| David Duckett | 26-May-10 12:17 |
| Amazing! |
| pakasit1812 | 26-May-10 13:34 |
| Compair it to the background, it's a real one.
How could you make it? Wonderful !!!! |
| frwyflyer | 26-May-10 14:04 |
| Amazing is a very good adjective for this piece of art. |
| Roring40 | 26-May-10 16:00 |
| Superb. The realism is just incredible. Give yourself a big pat on the back. |
| poppy | 27-May-10 00:29 |
| It looks real!! JFB!!! |
| Creosotewind | 27-May-10 10:56 |
| Thanks for the comments, everyone. A fun build. I'm glad I get to share it with other enthusiasts. |
| BriandKilby | 27-May-10 13:37 |
| British or american? |
| Creosotewind | 29-May-10 06:13 |
| Brian, this is the US version. The British and Canadian marks had round tube outriggers instead of the rectangular tube outriggers. The wheels were different, as well. The US version used two different wheels, this pattern and the more standard truck style. Finally, the tires were different. We spelled ours "tires", and they spelled theirs "tyres". |
