| Image Comments |
| David Duckett | 02-Mar-18 14:24 |
| I see a lot of sanding in my future. |
| rgood | 02-Mar-18 16:14 |
| I love the P61 - Saw a Black finished one at Reno a few years ago - wonderful sight! |
| rgood | 02-Mar-18 16:14 |
| ....it did well in the racing. |
| David Duckett | 03-Mar-18 08:49 |
| Even though I built this kit years ago, I honestly do not remember it so this time it's a learning experience all over again. Now with computers I'm learning much more about the aircraft and developing more admiration and respect for it. |
| Don C | 03-Mar-18 09:46 |
| It's coming along a lot faster than the A-26. Looks good. What you said about learning more about each plane as you build is true and part of the fun. |
| heywooood | 03-Mar-18 11:24 |
| coming right along isn't it? wow
What is the wingspan, David? near 30" I'm guessing. |
| David Duckett | 03-Mar-18 12:15 |
| 37 1/2" for a scale of 1/21 |
| heywooood | 03-Mar-18 18:27 |
| so it IS bigger than it looks in these images - Beauty!
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| David Duckett | 04-Mar-18 05:17 |
| The board it's sitting on is 24" X 24". |
| heywooood | 04-Mar-18 11:50 |
| plenty of room and lots of 'glass' for the interior details to show through..Can't wait to see the treatment she gets Dave.
This machine was a tech marvel for it's time and once the power plants were upgraded it was a menace plus it had the look of a massive venomous spider - I never knew there had been a kit until now, and Sterling too |
