LSP_Mike

Fun catching up. Great build, and tutorial. I think everyone reading this has learned something.

any got the math on the Trumpy Hellcat? I read two sets of math here, and having seen actuall flying hellcats, I know it is a large plane. So, how about the only other game in town?

I'd like to see that myself.

I do. Let's start with the actual record, and go from thereif I do this model, it will be a Sandy Eggo bird, since I was born there.

Yes. Looking for the Ki-45 especially, and with the thought that the purchase may lead to more IJ planes from WWII. Dinah would be welcome, Frances would look good, and Emily would be out of this world.

I really like this build, and wonder where the two -109s went. Did they get finished? Kevin asked the same question, but there was no answer....

Very nice work. This will look great in your display case, and is sure to be a head turner.

Very cool! One of my fav aircraft. Used with devastating effect in the Pacific campaign. And as shown, over Engaland as a night fighter. IIRC, that is "Cats eyes" Cunninghams plane.

perhaps one of those quick build, and a conventional kit to match? Sort of work him into it.

it is always possible to look at the WNW website, find the markings one wants for a particular plane, and put up a trade request. Each model comes with 5 sets of markings, so after a few builds, one has a respectable stash of WWI decals. Off topic, but I'd really like to see WNW do some aviation pioneers: Wright Flyer, Spirit of St. Louis, Bleriot, and a few others. OK, back on track... Some of the WNW decal sheets are gone, but again, use of the traders board my be the best option. Most guys are usually able to part with one set of markings.

Hopefully, being able to show defensible space, a calfire requirement, will help with an insurance claim,,

Wreckin my high Mike.

Excellent work, and a great tutorial.

Looks good Dan. Are you happy with the new airbrush?

RIP Andre.