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| Roring40, Comment for image # 20888 | 01 Feb 11 12:49 |
| It's going to look great. Look forward to seeing the finished masterpiece |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20893 | 01 Feb 11 10:22 |
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| jerry campbell, Image # 20892 | 01 Feb 11 10:21 |
When the glue is dry the taping begins. I always use low tack "Drafting Tape". |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20890 | 01 Feb 11 10:17 |
The vac canopy is installed |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20889 | 01 Feb 11 10:15 |
The spinner is painted white and set aside to dry. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20888 | 01 Feb 11 10:14 |
A little paint test on the side of the fuselage to see if the colors will work. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20887 | 01 Feb 11 10:11 |
The armored headrest, seat and instrument panel are installed and the paint has been added preparing for instalation of the vac canopy. |
| moostang51, Comment for image # 20851 | 29 Jan 11 15:22 |
| Really nice "stuff", Jerry. My queen says" Who's gonna see all the stuff you are doing?" But... we know why we do it. |
| lukebozek1, Comment for image # 20849 | 29 Jan 11 15:20 |
| Jerry, many years (28)ago I was at the Smithsoniam and they had one that they were going to restore. I got a look at it and the guy who was with me told me that it was ten years ahead of our technology. Except for the fact that they had problems getting materials this would have neen a pretty influencial aircraft. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20854 | 29 Jan 11 12:58 |
Five small intaked are on the lower nose. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20853 | 29 Jan 11 12:57 |
The gun troughs amd small intakes are in place behind the laminated and sanded spinner. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20852 | 29 Jan 11 12:53 |
The tail wheel and fairing are in place. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20851 | 29 Jan 11 12:51 |
The instrument panel, seat back, armor plate, intakes, and tail wheel are some of the details that are ready for installation. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20850 | 29 Jan 11 12:48 |
The instrument panel is finished. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20849 | 29 Jan 11 12:45 |
The lines that to me makes it one of the most beautiful aircraft of WW2 are apparent in this stick together. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20848 | 29 Jan 11 12:42 |
After returning from a two week Christmas Rhine Cruise with a gargantuane cold/upper resperatory infection that has had me "under" the bed for almost a month I have finally gotten back to work on the Macchi. |
| jerry campbell, Comment for image # 20480 | 12 Dec 10 15:39 |
| I mean ...'radial engined Mc 200'... |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20480 | 12 Dec 10 09:53 |
Using as many su-assemlies of the radial engined Mc 203 as possible and installing imported German DB inline engines the 202 had a top speed of 375 mph, and could hold its own with any allied fighter. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20478 | 12 Dec 10 09:44 |
Tacking on the wing further brings out the graceful desighn. |
| jerry campbell, Image # 20477 | 12 Dec 10 09:42 |
The Macchi Mc. 202 is one of the most graceful fighters in WW2. |
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