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Amazing! Really tremendous work Tom.

Wow! That looks amazing! I think we need some more pics too. Well done!

It's been a long while but doesn't seem like it. I do miss taking trips down to Russville.

Wow, awesome work! Coming together nicely now

Lovely! And a lot of masking I'll bet. Well done on what I'm sure is not an easy build.

Great work and a good solution to the lighting.

Honestly if that is possible, and doesn't put Tim through a whole other trial to do so, that might be a great idea. I'd likely buy one of each.

The shirts from our 2018 event (still have and wear mine) were a big hit, and I'd gladly buy another, even if I dont end up going to Madison.

Always!

I can understand, atm I'm still still jobless after getting laid off last year, so I know all about not being able to or not wanting to spend the excessive extra amounts for certain things.

Lovely! Something you really don't see very often. Well done.

As always, thanks for doing these Kev.

Yeah, there is nothing there panel line wise,but was always hoping they would have at least somehow staggered the seam. It was always just a PITA to get those panel lines back straight.

Looking good Kev! I love the kit, but I freaking hate where Haswgawa put the seam between the fuselage and the empennage.

Indeed it did. I used the longer wingtips on my Do-335 A-2 trop what if. They are longer, but as Kev said, not my a whole lot.

Terrific! I've still got another Bronco to build myself, will be my 3rd when I do get around to it. There are a few niggles with the kit, including getting the engines attached, gear attachments (and gear themselves), and one of the main ones the wings. There are lackluster attachment points for the outer wing sections, so they can turn out weak, or droopy if nothing is put inside to stiffen them. The instructions can be a bit vague, and it's advisable to look WAY ahead and do some planning, not necessarily following the order they dictate. Just plan ahead and you'll be fine Karl. Above all, I'd HIGHLY recommend getting the Aero craft brass replacement gear: https://www.aerocraftmodels.com/north-american-bronco-ov-10-undercarriage-for-132-kitty-hawk-kit-11-p.asp You will for sure get gear splay eventually if the plastic OOB gear is used, especially if the model is set on a smooth surface.

Great work! All the work really paid off, it turned out really awesome.

Kate looks lovely for sure!

Shame, as that is pretty much how my models end up as well. Hence why I enter the occasional contest with them, not to win any adulation, prizes or awards, but to have someone other than myself see them. My wife knows the effort I put into my models, and she appreciates a lot of them, but most of the aviation models sit with only me to admire and look at.

I'm a firm believer in weighted AM wheels for sure. I've never been able to make IM two half wheels look weighted nor been able to make the seam disappear 100%.

That looks wonderful! The MLG looks really terrific.

Superb progress so Chris! Thoae are also some terrific pics Martin

Another masterpiece coming together! Tremendous work so far Marcin!

Brilliant work, and a terrific save indeed!

That looks terrific Sasha! Not really even heard of this aircraft before