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| rayl, Image # 37579 | 21 Dec 16 15:35 |
All it needs now is Wings (and wheels). I hope that everyone has a Joyous Holiday season!!! Later. |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 37560 | 20 Dec 16 17:17 |
| A lot of time and effort went into that one, and it shows. Nicely done rayl. |
| rayl, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 19:15 |
| Don, Cool collection of die cast plane banks. In a previous life, I and several other fellows from the local IPMS chapter would build "test shots" of ERTL's then current plastic airplanes which they would use for advertising and product catalog illustrations. I still drive through ERTL's home (Dyersville, IA) every couple of months. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 17:12 |
| Mine is 2 5/8 and supposedly 1/16 scale. By the way, I am now the proud owner of a Keystone-LOENING K-84 Commuter. A neighbor gave it to me. one of the Wings of Texaco series. |
| rayl, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 16:17 |
| Don, just hair under 4 inches. (Supposed to be 1/14 scale).
It looks "right" hanging out in front of the OL-8. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 37562 | 19 Dec 16 16:13 |
| Not everyone else.. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 15:36 |
| That's super, Ray. A lot more involved than mine. What is the diameter? |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37562 | 19 Dec 16 14:48 |
| Rayl - please a couple more shots from a 45 degree angle from both sides please. I'm with Skye! and everyone else! |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 37562 | 19 Dec 16 14:46 |
| Rayl, please don't stop sharing us your photos of your marvelous work of art. Each picture reveals more detail and the attention that went into it; such as the transfer tubes between cylinders were hand-crafted with a lot of detail and of course the exhaust manifold. The propeller knocked everything out of the ballpark. Beautiful job! Have you thought of what to use for rigging? |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 37520 | 19 Dec 16 14:29 |
| Ouch! I knew the "Mossie" had a complicated landing gear set up, but nothing like this. Thank you for sharing it with me guys. I think I was kinda close in my guess about what that thing was for. At least it goes (somewhere in the back) in the landing gear. |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 14:20 |
| I admire how your color scheme accents every cooling fin detail! |
| Creosotewind, Comment for image # 37561 | 19 Dec 16 12:20 |
| I never enjoyed algebra, but geometry made sense to me. Especially on the pool table. |
| Creosotewind, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 12:19 |
| Very nice. |
| julinick, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 11:52 |
| WOW!!! Very well done!! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 10:58 |
| Bravo! Worth every fun filled minute! |
| rayl, Image # 37562 | 19 Dec 16 10:28 |
One more picture then I'll get out of here. |
| rayl, Image # 37561 | 19 Dec 16 10:27 |
What is amazing is that all the parts lined up when I assembled it. Thanks to Nile Smith for teaching me Geometery-:) |
| rayl, Image # 37560 | 19 Dec 16 10:25 |
I think that I'm done with this thing. Probably about 60 hours invested in it now. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 37520 | 18 Dec 16 12:29 |
| Gary...in case you missed this |
| LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 37523 | 16 Dec 16 09:07 |
| Ray - thanks. That prop looks just like this guy's prop - stainless steel laser welded http://i-am-modelist.com/2014/04/21/macchi-m-c-72/ |
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