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John M Oshust, Comment for image # 29111 | 25 Apr 13 13:35 |
Wonderful and extraordinary modeling effort |
JohnG., Comment for image # 29111 | 25 Apr 13 09:54 |
Another outstanding model from DD's modeling den. |
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 29111 | 25 Apr 13 08:09 |
birds the word! good job dd! |
julinick, Comment for image # 29111 | 25 Apr 13 07:47 |
This is JFB!!!! Congrats to all for a job well done!!!! |
David Duckett, Comment for image # 29111 | 24 Apr 13 21:36 |
Duh!!!! Ted also made the prop blades!! |
frwyflyer, Comment for image # 29111 | 24 Apr 13 21:23 |
You are quite welcome. I am sure the folks in Minnesota will be very pleased. |
David Duckett, Image # 29111 | 24 Apr 13 20:51 |
I gratefully acknowkedge the help and talent contributed to make the Night Prowler come to life. Pfinn for the beautiful aluminum prop hubs which I'm leaving as is. Phil also did the art work for the decals. David, Scigs30, for making such incredible decals. And Ted, Frwyflyr, for making the rear radar antenna, the radar antenna below the fuselage, the direction finder, and the stunning front landing gear assembly. Two small doors and one panel line remain to be done and after that I'll rest a couple of days, look it over, take some baby pics, and then ship it to Minnesota next week. |
David Duckett, Image # 29110 | 24 Apr 13 20:43 |
I cut a small hole in the fuselage about 1/16" deep to glue the piece into. |
David Duckett, Image # 29109 | 24 Apr 13 20:42 |
The final piece of the puzzle, also made by Ted, is this wood direction finder. |
David Duckett, Image # 29108 | 24 Apr 13 20:41 |
The Eagle radar antenna made by Ted is in place. He left a small hole in the center to align the piece so I glued a piece of wire into the fuselage and then glued the piece onto the wire to help hold it in place. |
JohnG., Comment for image # 29100 | 24 Apr 13 11:19 |
Very, Very nice. Sure sets off you fine work.....Ted is quite talented |
julinick, Comment for image # 29100 | 24 Apr 13 06:04 |
Very cool!!!! |
peregrin, Comment for image # 29098 | 23 Apr 13 22:49 |
I just thought that t-shirts were considered much more of an undergarment in the 40's than they are today and so wouldn't have bold (or any) printing on them. But printing the wing's emblem makes sense (more so than a Sinatra concert t-shirt!) |
David Duckett, Comment for image # 29090 | 23 Apr 13 20:20 |
http://www.flixxy.com/black-and-white-tights-dance.htm#.UUd3cjeXSmA A German folk-rock polka band. GREAT STUFF!! |
David Duckett, Image # 29101 | 23 Apr 13 20:09 |
Twin 20mm's and APG-15 radar antenna installed. The ball is a cover protecting the actual radar dish. The brass rod simulates the waveguide to the antenna. |
David Duckett, Image # 29100 | 23 Apr 13 20:06 |
He also sent this cast resin ball on a brass rod. |
David Duckett, Image # 29099 | 23 Apr 13 20:05 |
Ted sent these. They're from the Czech Republic. |
David Duckett, Comment for image # 29098 | 23 Apr 13 19:02 |
http://www.ehow.com/about_5079653_history-silk-screen-printing.html |
David Duckett, Image # 29098 | 23 Apr 13 19:00 |
Peregrin: I think this is what is on the T-shirt and I would think that silk screening has been around awhile. |
peregrin, Comment for image # 29088 | 23 Apr 13 15:29 |
finally had a chance to read through the website tribute to Night Prowler pilot and crew. That is a inspiring read. Love this photo, wish I could read the printing on that guy's t-shirt. For some reason I didn't think people silk-screened t-shirts back then! honestly! |
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