| Image Comments |
| poppy | 29-Jan-09 18:08 |
| 1/72, 1/48 & 1/16 scales. |
| jgood | 19-Feb-09 12:47 |
| Poppy. This is a fantastic model, I love the colour scheme, and the detailing is superb. However, is it just the angle of this picture, or do the wings look like they are on backwards? :-/ The leading edge of the Texan are swept back, but the trailing edge is almost straight - but that's not how it looks on the big 1/16th model. Maybe it's just the angle of this picture... |
| Heinrich Dorfmann | 19-Feb-09 13:40 |
| The big one is awesome! To think that it's made of wood ... |
| John M Oshust | 19-Feb-09 16:26 |
| Gee I wonder if it can be "Model of the month" on the Guillows site? Me thinks it is a no brainer. Bigger is better! |
| poppy | 19-Feb-09 22:09 |
| James, indeed they are swept back at the proper angle, but trailing edges are not straight from the attach points, They are angled slightly forward, as shown on the smaller models. |
| jgood | 19-Feb-09 22:18 |
| So it is the angle of this picture. At least we got to see one more picture of it. :) Thanks Poppy! |
| poppy | 19-Feb-09 22:27 |
| BTW James, I have no problem with the ads. You have created such a great venue that whatever it takes to keep it working is fine with me. |
| jgood | 20-Feb-09 10:00 |
| Thanks for the note on the ads, Poppy. I'll probably try some different layouts. I also want to see why we seem to get ads for hotels; they're not really very relevent. I understand why 'Miami Models' adverts come up, but it'd be good to get rid of them too. Where are the ads for balsa supplies, or covering materials?! |
| wingspanner | 20-Feb-09 10:38 |
| A beautiful bit of craftsmanship. just when i think the bar could not be raised any higher you manage to pull one out the bag! |
