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| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 24364 | 20 Jul 18 16:44 |
| Don, The same potion on Люда, “LUDA”! |
| heywooood, Comment for image # 24134 | 27 May 18 14:19 |
| inspiration and aspiration...You, Mr. Oshust are a steely eyed fabricator |
| Skyediamonds, Comment for image # 24158 | 05 Jul 15 01:33 |
| Very revealing on how well you fabricated the machine gun. I saved a British publication on plastic models that features a full page ad on various 1/32 scale machines. Keeping the mag for future reference (& now yours) show I build a biplane model featuring machine guns. Very good work & attention to detail! -Sky |
| Skyediamonds, Comment for image # 24362 | 05 Jul 15 01:25 |
| John, still the "New Kid" on the block on this forum, so my input will be outdated, but I've seen several of your builds that easily identifies your style. Very detailed & realistic & thinking outside of the box. Very creative with the style of weathering techniques. Really enjoyed that. -Sky |
| Don C, Comment for image # 33492 | 17 Mar 15 11:40 |
| Yup. And also needs to watch over his shoulder for von Richthofen. Piece of cake. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 33492 | 16 Mar 15 21:00 |
| So now the pilot gets a bath in castor oil, dodges two dangling cables, and gets pelted with empty cartridge shells. Through all this concentrate on flying! |
| rayl, Comment for image # 33492 | 16 Mar 15 20:51 |
| Don't Ya just love the old simple ways? |
| John M Oshust, Image # 33492 | 16 Mar 15 17:39 |
Don C, rayl..I knew I had a photo with an explanation but I had not posted it in my tread, I was slightly amiss, I used a ringed handle to operate the lowering mechanism and a wooden "T" type handle on the trigger wire. I think you can see both remote devices in this photo. BTW , Lewis guns could not be equipped with a synchronizing gear or cam enabling them to fire through an air screw! |
| Don C, Comment for image # 24361 | 06 Feb 15 00:14 |
| Very nice, John. Thanks for posting it. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 24361 | 05 Feb 15 17:28 |
| Don c,
I knew I previously fabricated a Lewis gun. What I learned from this attempt will be added to a couple of guns for Ogre!;-) |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 26231 | 10 Apr 13 15:38 |
| Constructing "Luda" was much easier than refurbishing my garden shed:) Spaceba! English letters as the site does not recognize the Cyrillic alphabet...oh hum... discrimination rears its ugly head:)
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| meku, Comment for image # 26231 | 10 Apr 13 14:58 |
| Hello, incredibly beautiful, very labor intensive, realistic, masterful job of each model. |
| frwyflyer, Comment for image # 26231 | 02 May 12 20:39 |
| Looks like you have your priorities straight |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 26231 | 02 May 12 19:00 |
| Thank you very much. Getting the ducks in a row. Wake up after surgery, learn how to walk again, build a Jenny! |
| Pauli72, Comment for image # 26231 | 02 May 12 18:36 |
| All the very best to you for a successful procedure, and a speedy recovery. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 26231 | 02 May 12 17:28 |
| Thirty seven years past...now we both need photoshop:-) |
| JohnG., Comment for image # 26231 | 02 May 12 17:22 |
| A big WUFF WUFF all the way from Indiana. You be one lucky Dude to have great "Models" like that. |
| John M Oshust, Image # 26231 | 02 May 12 15:48 |
Tying up up some loose ends before I go to "sleep away" camp. Luda the Nieuport 17 bis has left the shop and is in a temporary home in my den. Luda can be seen flying past a photo of my "Wuffy!" |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 24364 | 22 Dec 11 07:43 |
| Thank you sir.....Merri Christmas to you and yours! |
| poppy, Comment for image # 24364 | 22 Dec 11 06:16 |
| The details are absolutely amazing!! The weathering really sets it off as being a well used machine. The master craftsmanship makes this a model any museum would be glad to have. JFB!!!!! |
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