leoasman

Those Revell instructions are FAR better than the dragon ones!!!! Thanks!

A couple weeks ago, I found a thread here that someone had photographed and numbered the sidewall parts of the wheel well. I thought I saved it, but now I can't find it. Anyone else have that saved? Sure would help me save me a lot of time trial and erroring the small pieces. Thanks, Leo

Wow! Beautiful collection! I tend to have real trouble with NMF. What is your technique? Leo

I am aware of all the known issues, and I don’t think anything has significantly changed with this version. However, I was very pleasantly surprised to find the nose glass to be clear and without a seam. I think most of the early -Ds did not have the belly turret, so I will probably plug up the hole. Also, I plan to build a rig similar to HK to hang it on the wall next to my B-17. The bomb bay appears to be workable for that purpose. Ultimately, it looks mostly like a B-24 and I know I’ll building it!

Mine came today as well!

So I preordered the HB 1/32 B-24D from squadron a couple months ago and they preauthorized my CC. Then about 3 weeks ago I got another charge alert from squadron. I called and the gentleman said that’s a monthly revolving authorization and the kit wouldn’t be in until November. Today I got a shipping notice about a package coming from squadron weighing 9 pounds. So, has anyone else gotten their kit or a shipping notice? The kit is no longer listed on their site... Thanks, Leo

Got my F/G-2 set today in California. Looks really great! I no longer have a computer with a disk drive. Is the info on the CD available online?

I wonder if the seat above is not sagging due to age or perhaps was designed so that a parachute would fit in the “sunken†portion. Therefore, the parachute becomes the seat pad. Also, I wonder if this is not actually a seat out of a G-2? There are no seatbelts on the radio side of the seat indicating only 2 crew members versus the three that I believe were in a night fighter... Total speculation on my part, but I also spent some time trying to figure out the aft seat as well.

Each squadron (VRC-30 and VRC-40) send detachments with the carrier air wings when the deploy. VRC-30 has a permanent det based with the air wing at Atsugi, but technically still fall under the squadron umbrella at North Island NAS. Each detachment typically consists of two aircraft and around 60 personnel.

If you are going to stick with the same air wing as your fantastic Prowler, you'll have to do VRC-30 Det 5. Plus I'm prejudiced toward them since I was in the squadron from 2000-2003! Can't wait to see how it turns out! Leo

I'll buy the stinger tail! Leo leoasman97@gmail.com

Any further info on how you did the starboard waist position? I would like to do the same thing! Leo

Is that an E-2 on the right? Pretty cool, but may I suggest a nice Greyhound instead? Warm the heart of a former COD driver! Very nice work all around!

So cool! I am loving this build!

Wow, what a cool idea! I've always liked the look of the post apocalyptic vehicle models with a 109 fuselage or P-38 tail boom. This will be fun to watch!