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| kenm94591, Comment for image # 22923 | 19 Mar 19 15:08 |
| If it turns out as nice as yours I will be very happy.
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| Dale1416, Comment for image # 22914 | 19 Mar 19 13:50 |
| To Kenm 94591... I built this Dumas kit in 2011 with only modification to the landing gear. Your engine detail will add much to this model. |
| FLYBOYZ, Comment for image # 22923 | 11 Jun 11 09:28 |
| Pertty! |
| 7thswabian, Comment for image # 22923 | 10 Jun 11 12:47 |
| very nice clean work, beautiful.. |
| Dale1416, Comment for image # 22923 | 09 Jun 11 22:25 |
| Thanks for the comments on my P-26 Peashooter build. Enjoyed your build of the 1936 Comet version. More fragile than the current Dumas kit. Nice papered color scheme. |
| ftomstark, Comment for image # 22923 | 08 Jun 11 09:40 |
| Dale,
You,ve done a beautiful job. You might be interested in looking at PeaShooter.net. It describes two real, all metal P-26 airplanes being built using factory drawings, lots of good photos.
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| David Duckett, Comment for image # 22923 | 07 Jun 11 11:00 |
| All Dumas kits are laser cut. |
| Creosotewind, Comment for image # 22923 | 07 Jun 11 10:05 |
| Good looking build. Great job. Was this a laser cut kit? |
| poppy, Comment for image # 22923 | 07 Jun 11 09:14 |
| A very neat representation! |
| Roring40, Comment for image # 22923 | 06 Jun 11 20:48 |
| Great job - looks cool. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 22923 | 06 Jun 11 19:51 |
| Very nice indeed! |
| Dale1416, Image # 22923 | 06 Jun 11 17:38 |
Dumas P-26 Peashooter Kit #223, Walnut scale 17 ½” wingspan |
| Dale1416, Image # 22921 | 06 Jun 11 17:18 |
One modification made to this kit was to construct full wheel pants by laminating 1/8” balsa, instead of the kit’s profile representation. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22920 | 06 Jun 11 17:18 |
Some modifications were made to the basic construction such as added stringers to the fuselage, etc. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22919 | 06 Jun 11 17:17 |
I was surprised when first opening the kit to find no vacuum formed parts. The cowl assembly was made up of 18 laser cut balsa parts which easily went together with good results. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22918 | 06 Jun 11 17:17 |
The front of the fuselage was planked according to the kit plans. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22917 | 06 Jun 11 17:16 |
Final construction of fuselage belly frame. Clear dope used to adhere tissue. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22916 | 06 Jun 11 17:16 |
Covering completed and sealed with two coats of clear dope. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22915 | 06 Jun 11 17:15 |
Painted with Krylon spray cans, after careful masking. |
| Dale1416, Image # 22914 | 06 Jun 11 17:15 |
Completed P-26 Peashooter with kit’s peel and stick decals and wire rigging |
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