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| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 5515 | 07 Feb 11 07:16 |
| very sleak. |
| stvtptn, Comment for image # 5515 | 07 Feb 11 04:02 |
| excellent messerschmitt-I am inspired!I got to build one after my stuka and 38 is finished! |
| stvtptn, Comment for image # 5511 | 07 Feb 11 04:01 |
| build the corsair-I'm sure you will do an outstanding build and I would love to see it!The corsair is my favorite out of all the WW2 planes! |
| Jedi, Comment for image # 5517 | 30 Dec 07 21:59 |
| Looks Great to me Moos...Dont sell yourself short, this is excellent!!! |
| cdwheatley, Comment for image # 5517 | 30 Dec 07 06:04 |
| I wouldn't say that at all Joey. From what I can tell, this is at least as good as anything else I've seen on here. Way better than anything I've done anyway. You should be very proud of yourself. |
| hjlittman, Comment for image # 5516 | 30 Dec 07 01:33 |
| Not only is this is a beautiful model, but I find it very helpful to see how you solved some of the problems in building it. I intend to build one myself, an electric powered free-flight, for the "G" Challenge in 2008. I did a little research on the insignia in the kit and found that the the aircraft would have belonged to the GruppenKommodore of II/JG52 although I haven't been able to find out who he was during the Battle of Britain. From all the references I can find your colors should be properly representative for the period. Great job! |
| Barnstormer, Comment for image # 5516 | 29 Dec 07 22:02 |
| I agree, a superb build, the details the panel lines the paint, all showcase your skill and persistence to see this one to the end. Beautiful job Moos. |
| David Duckett, Comment for image # 5516 | 29 Dec 07 19:27 |
| Very well done both in construction and the lovely paint job! Bellissima, Moostang!! |
| poppy, Comment for image # 5516 | 29 Dec 07 19:01 |
| This is a beautiful model. Those tires look like rubber. The color and camo is unique and well done. Panel lines give it a realistic appearance. KudoesX3!!! |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 5517 | 29 Dec 07 17:34 |
| I wish I could say it was my build...looks great to me. |
| moostang51, Image # 5517 | 29 Dec 07 17:09 |
Not yet up toall the big guy's standards, but a few panel lines were attempted as a lesson in detailing. |
| moostang51, Image # 5516 | 29 Dec 07 17:05 |
Underside front detailing. Wheel fairings, oleos, radiators and MG loading chutes. |
| moostang51, Image # 5515 | 29 Dec 07 17:01 |
Finished. |
| moostang51, Comment for image # 5511 | 29 Dec 07 14:30 |
| Steve, no more WWI kits planned. These WWI kits I bought in the early seventies. The oldest is the SE5A. This has the paperwork for the Series 100's in it. Planes like the D-8, D-7, Spad and Nieuport 28; way before WWII series 800 planes or 2000 series were created. Only one ever started was the Nieuport 11, framed with moveable surfaces but never sanded or covered. Might just have to finish this first before starting another. All but two have shrink removed just to read the plans and instructions. |
| SteveM, Comment for image # 5511 | 29 Dec 07 13:33 |
| It looks like you'll be entertaining us for a long time to come. I see you got the DH-4, do you have plans to get any of the other WWI kits? |
| poppy, Comment for image # 5511 | 29 Dec 07 11:07 |
| And, when you are finished with these------------ |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 5511 | 29 Dec 07 09:14 |
| Santa was good to you. You can never say that you do not have something to do! |
| cdwheatley, Comment for image # 5511 | 29 Dec 07 08:40 |
| Blimey, and I thought I had a lot in my stash! |
| moostang51, Image # 5511 | 29 Dec 07 08:37 |
What to build next? Christmas included the Mosquito and Airacobra 800 kits which should arrive today. |
| poppy, Comment for image # 5455 | 28 Dec 07 08:57 |
| And this looks fantastic!! |
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