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  1. Learstang
    Great to see her on her feet! Good choice on the Bristol M1.C, but with the Chaika's gull wing and I-struts it may need less rigging than the M1.C! Regards, Jason
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    That's a shame about your accident - she was looking beautiful! I'm sure you'll get it sorted out, though. This is a kit I'm tempted to get, but first I need to get ICM's I-153. Both the Gladiator and the Chaika are two of my favourite aircraft. Regards, Jason
  3. Learstang
    Excellent Yak! Regards, Jason
  4. Learstang
    That's an excellent selection of subjects, especially the Wyvern! I look forward to these kits! Best Regards, Jason
  5. Learstang
    Well, I missed that one! A Havoc/Boston in 1/32nd scale - now that's one I might consider buying. Let's see - a 1/32nd scale He 111, Ju 88, He 219, B-17, B-24 (whatever its problems), Lancaster, A-20, A/B-26 Invader... I'll definitely need a bigger house, and bank account. Now how about a Pe-2 or Tu-2 for us Soviet aircraft modellers, like myself? Regards, Jason
  6. Learstang
    All I can say is that definitely looks like a Marauder! Excuse my ignorance, but someone is coming out with a 1/32nd scale A-20G? Regards, Jason
  7. Learstang
    Interesting. If I saw that join on somebody's model, I'd think they just didn't do a very good job of glueing it on or fairing it in. This photo is a good reminder that on real aircraft all the join lines weren't always perfect. Regards, Jason
  8. Learstang
    I'll my put my tuppence in for what it's worth (oh, right, two pennies). I'm hardly a rivet-counter, but those cowlings do look a bit narrow. Will that prevent me from buying the kit (if I have the money when it comes out) - certainly not. And if I have the money, I'll spend it on some better cowlings, if I can't correct the cowlings myself, and if they really are 'too bad' to leave as is. Regards, Jason
  9. Learstang
    It would be nice if you could do either the glass-nose or gunship version. Either way, this is a kit I may have to buy. It's one of my favourite aeroplanes also. Regards, Jason
  10. Learstang
    Actually, what I want is a B-36 in 1/32nd scale! Best Regards, Jason
  11. Learstang
    Brilliant work on the Wurger! You take better photographs with your phone than I do with my expensive DSLR (nothing wrong with my camera, my problems are due to user error). Regards, Jason
  12. Learstang
    Nice work on that cockpit! Regards, Jason
  13. Learstang
    Great schemes - I especially like that British one! She should look brilliant in either one. Regards, Jason
  14. Learstang
    Despite the size (and expense!), a 1/32nd scale A/B-26 Invader is one of my 'dream' kits. I will eventually buy one, if Trumpeter do indeed come out with one. The amount of markings and camouflages potentially available would be huge. Regards, Jason
  15. Learstang
    Brilliant job! I love that paint scheme! Regards, Jason
  16. Learstang
    Once again, amazing work on this Marauder! Regards, Jason
  17. Learstang
    I look forward to more work on this great project! Best Regards, Jason
  18. Learstang
    Brilliant job on that Yak-3! I've always liked that flying sword insignia. Regards, Jason
  19. Learstang
    I've taken a look at these printers - they are at reasonable prices. I've seen one for $465USD, which is less than what I paid for my current printer. Would this printer be practical for larger pieces (could I print whole fuselages or wings for 1/72nd scale WWII fighters or items of that size)? The resolution looks to be quite good. Regards, Jason
  20. Learstang
    Great job on those ammo belts! Regards, Jason
  21. Learstang
    A Wyvern?! Now that has my attention. Regards, Jason
  22. Learstang
    This is indeed cutting edge work. With the PC, and a good 3-D printer (and a lot of modelling skill), just about anything is possible. What this will do to the traditional model companies in the long-term is hard to tell - perhaps they'll take to charging people to download super-detailed files to print out their own kits. Regards, Jason
  23. Learstang
    Great work on the bomb bay! That corrugated roof is pre-corrugated sheet plastic isn't it? I can't imagine you could 3-D print that out - I know my little printer couldn't. Still inspiring work, as in inspiring me to try something similar, albeit on a much smaller scale (maybe a 1/72nd scale racer, such as the Verville-Sperry R-3). Regards, Jason
  24. Learstang
    To state the obvious - amazing work! Regards, Jason
  25. Learstang
    I'd forgotten about those - amazing story! But first I need to continue figuring out how to 3-D print an entire 1:1 scale Il-2 Shturmovik. With my small printer, this should take about, oh, twenty years to print. Regards, Jason
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