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| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9060 | 09 Aug 08 22:38 |
| The B-47 is the 50 cent series. The red and yellow boxes are the 25 cent series. The 3 blue and yellow boxes are the 10 cent series. I got these from eBay, so I will not be building these kits. Instead we've made copies of the plans and diecut wood an will copy these to card stock and use these for cutting patterns. The part count in the kits is not large so working from patterns will not add that much extra effort to the construction. The red and white boxes are profile flying models.
Al
Al |
| simpleflyer, Image # 9060 | 09 Aug 08 22:28 |
Our small collection of the DC series. |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9059 | 09 Aug 08 22:20 |
| We've suggested forming a hangar called "Guillows DC series display models" since there are 45 models in the three price ranges. |
| simpleflyer, Image # 9059 | 09 Aug 08 22:15 |
Hi James, we are still looking for a hangar for these. |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9020 | 04 Aug 08 15:16 |
| David, I'm glad that the pictures are of use to you. James, thanks and could you set up a hangar for "Guillows DC series display models". Thanks.
Al |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 9020 | 03 Aug 08 11:36 |
| Great pictures, these will come in handy. Thanks. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 9017 | 03 Aug 08 11:32 |
| Check out the person under the rear. This is a big plane! It's also one of my all time favorite planes.;-) |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 9014 | 03 Aug 08 11:28 |
| Three months later we were guiding and directing their nightly bombing missions in Viet Nam. |
| jgood, Comment for image # 9020 | 03 Aug 08 03:27 |
| Nice pictures, Al. |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9018 | 03 Aug 08 00:20 |
| Sorry about the picture quality, David. These are scanned from 35MM slides. Digital cameras had not yet been invented when we took these pictures and our scanner is not exactly top grade.
Al |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9020 | 03 Aug 08 00:04 |
| Uh, the dates for Itazuke should be 1962 thru 1963.
Al |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9020 | 03 Aug 08 00:00 |
| In late 1963 thru early 1964 we worked on similarly painted huns at Itazuke AB, except the tail markings were different. Unfortunately, we were not able to photograph any at the time. Enjoy, David.
Al |
| simpleflyer, Image # 9020 | 02 Aug 08 23:56 |
This one in plain alum with TAC tail marking at EAFB in May 1964. |
| simpleflyer, Image # 9017 | 02 Aug 08 23:47 |
Camo paint job EAFB May 1966 |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 9015 | 02 Aug 08 23:43 |
| This one was landing and popped his chute. |
| simpleflyer, Image # 9014 | 02 Aug 08 23:40 |
Caught this one landing at 'open House' at EAFB in May 1966 |
| simpleflyer, Comment for image # 2850 | 09 May 07 16:32 |
| ps: A Comet design of the 1930's, scratchbuilt from a plan. |
| simpleflyer, Image # 2850 | 09 May 07 16:27 |
Our next scale model was this 'nickel scale' Ryan. Modified with sheetwood tail and fuselage sides. Wingspan about 10 inches. |
| simpleflyer, Image # 2848 | 08 May 07 22:49 |
Upon our return to building Stick&Tissue, our first model was this 10 cent Comet Stinson 108 scratch built from a plan. Our first kit built S&T as a youngster in 1951 was one of these. |
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