Thomas Lund

The 'Rainbow scheme'...
 
On the link I gave, the oldest scheme is the one on the bottom, with the viking ship head. The top one is the new retro version of the same. That is the oldest, then the rainbow

I actually did that some years ago, the only airliner ever... I too REALLY liked the retro scheme (saw that bird in an airport too, BTW)

Let me make a shameless plug for my friends decal shop Lima November
 
http://www.lndecals.com/
 
Although not that interested in civilian, I've always liked the SAS viking boat look (top of the page in the link)

Let me make a shameless plug for my friends decal shop Lima November
 
http://www.lndecals.com/
 
Although not that interested in civilian, I've always liked the SAS viking boat look (top of the page in the link)

I've been asked, and have agreed, to build this kit for the brother of a friend, a guy that I like very much, so I'll be slipping this in with my other two projects, to hopefully be completed sometime this winter. Decals are already here for an SAS machine, and I'll probably need to ask Jennings some questions regarding the wings, as he did the artwork for the decals. Kit had already been started, but the work is pretty clean, so I'll just be finishing it up.
 

Well in our house the CEO is always watching murder mystery stuff, so god only knows what they think is going on in here oh and did I mention the Crystal Meth lab (we’re watching Breaking Bad at the mo).

Oh yeah - how did I forget a P-51B ??
 
Funny how it seems more likely that we get these from ICM than when we do the same with Tamiya ??
 

Some really great nominations.  My La’s and LaGG would be my all time favorite.  But i’d Like to add the following.
P-51B.
He-112
He-115
F-102, F106.
 
And.........why not, B-58.   
 
 

Wow what a lot of good suggestions - I cannot add anything, only re-iterate my favorites amoung those already mentioned
 
1) LaGG-3, La-5, La-5FN                      ICM did you notice how many times those were mentioned ?
2) Allison Mustangs
3) Bf109F model                                  Do we really need another 109 ??? Yes a F we do
 
Outside that - Hurricanes and the larger planes mentioned, Do-17, Blenheim, Beaufighter, Defiant would be ok with me
 
I really enjoy the new ICM kits - fine quality and interesting subjects. A big thanks for that

Wow what a lot of good suggestions - I cannot add anything, only re-iterate my favorites amoung those already mentioned
 
1) LaGG-3, La-5, La-5FN                      ICM did you notice how many times those were mentioned ?
2) Allison Mustangs
3) Bf109F model                                  Do we really need another 109 ??? Yes a F we do
 
Outside that - Hurricanes and the larger planes mentioned, Do-17, Blenheim, Beaufighter, Defiant would be ok with me
 
I really enjoy the new ICM kits - fine quality and interesting subjects. A big thanks for that

109 ..........

Oh yeah - so hard to keep your hands off the models while working from home. I work from my man cave/modeling room so it's right there. Only good thing are those 'listen only' skype meetings - you can actually get something done during those

Oh yeah - so hard to keep your hands off the models while working from home. I work from my man cave/modeling room so it's right there. Only good thing are those 'listen only' skype meetings - you can actually get something done during those

Oh yeah - so hard to keep your hands off the models while working from home. I work from my man cave/modeling room so it's right there. Only good thing are those 'listen only' skype meetings - you can actually get something done during those

Oh yeah - so hard to keep your hands off the models while working from home. I work from my man cave/modeling room so it's right there. Only good thing are those 'listen only' skype meetings - you can actually get something done during those

My stash is directly proportional to that of my wife's handbag collection, this means that she can never have a go at me.   

Not in storing, but personally picked off shelfes in many countries on 4 continents (so far)

Not in storing, but personally picked off shelfes in many countries on 4 continents (so far)

It looks good, but they're no Wingnut Wings.
 
Oh, wait...

Looking very nice Tony !
 
That tailwheel is way too fat tho 

I've gotta admit I'm not the best at keeping up with in progress pictures, but now it's done. What WIP pictures there are is in the WIP thread
 
Zlatko Stipcic was an Croatian ace who flew this machine for at least one victory before it was flow by Vladimir Sandtner to Falconara in Italy, where it was extensively photographed. As a croatian Stipcic fits into my current theme 'aces of the smaller nations in WWII' - more are on the way
 
Hope you enjoy
 
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You should definately find 'A higher cause' and read it.
 
With regards to the 'not all germans were nazi's' thing, it is something that interests me a lot. I considered writing a book on that topic, even started a little, but recently I stumpled over this book
 

 
and that's pretty much what I wanted to write (I think, havent read it yet). Oh well - more time for modeling then
 
Also this book is recommended on the mind of a well known opposer of Hitler
 

 

29 pages in, and all we've learned is that HKM are planning on releasing a 1/32 kit in July...which is exactly what we knew waaaaaaay back at post #1...

I've gotta admit I'm not the best at keeping up with in progress pictures, but now it's done. What WIP pictures there are is in the WIP thread
 
Zlatko Stipcic was an Croatian ace who flew this machine for at least one victory before it was flow by Vladimir Sandtner to Falconara in Italy, where it was extensively photographed. As a croatian Stipcic fits into my current theme 'aces of the smaller nations in WWII' - more are on the way
 
Hope you enjoy
 
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Very impressive Thomas, and always nice to see a familiar aircraft in unfamiliar markings.