Wolf Buddee

Karim, I can only echo what so many others have already said!I'm going to be looking at your pics for some time to come for inspiration on my own build, whenever that starts. Absolutely fantastic piece of work Sir. Cheers, Wolf

Brilliant! A great big "two thumbs up" from me Sir! Cheers, Wolf

Gentlemen, thank-you all for the congratulations. I had a fantastic time at this year's Nats and winning Best Canadian Subject was a real honour. My Spitfire also took 1st place in it's individual category as did my WNWs Pfalz DIIIa in WWI aircraft. Very humbling considering the quality of the competition. Best of all though was meeting, in person, so many of my LSP friends that I've come to know here on these forums. I missed the LSP "get together" unfortunately but I managed to spend time with a lot of you and I couldn't have got to know a nicer bunch of people! That was seriously the best part of the whole Nats experience. Thanks again all! Cheers, Wolf

Sometimes a pic (emoji in this case) is better than a thousand words! Cheers, Wolf

Those are both coming along very nicely Chris. Seeing the pic you posted of the tail of your Camel, you have exactly the right amount of holes in the tail surfaces, you have it rigged wrong. The control cable from the fuselage to the upper elevator control horn shouldn't be routed through the forward hole in the horizontal stabilizer. It should be a straight run from fuselage to control horn. There should also be an additional cable that runs from the elevator's upper control horn to the back hole in the elevator. The two outer holes on the horizontal stabilizers have flat rigging wires run to them from the vertical fin in front of the rudder. I hope that all makes sense. You can always go to Wingnut Wings website, check out their Camel instructions, and see exactly how the rigging is supposed to look. Great meeting you in Phoenix by the way. Cheers, Wolf

Freakin' awesome Matt. It all looks superb. Cheers, Wolf

Oh my goodness, how could I have missed your birthday Maru?!! I certainly hope you had celebration of some kind with lots of sweets and treats. I wish I could have been there to hoist a pint in your honour. Take care, be safe, and I wish you all the best! Cheers, Wolf

Model Master does a real nice Willow Green which is what I used for the O2 bottle on my Corsair build. Martin found the above image when I posted the same question you did. I hope that helps John. Cheers, Wolf

Nice one Bill! Typical Lawlor top shelf work. She's goin' t' be shiny eh? Shiny and sharp! Cheers, Wolf

Whoa, missed this one altogether but Happy belated Birthday Brian! Cheers, Wolf

Thanks for all the "congratulations" folks, they're much appreciated! Carl, what I find hard to believe is that Joshua is grandchild number 6, four girls and now two boys. It'll be interesting to see if I can entice anyone of 'em to take up our hobby. I couldn't do that with any of my kids although I tried. Don, I really need to update my pic, I guess. I recently turned 60 and some days I feel it and other days it's just a number, LOL! Maru, if we both make it to Chattanooga, which 'll be a real long shot, we'll have those beers together! Again, thanks all. Cheers, Wolf

The real question is "how many stools do you need to make a complete 262?" Maybe the guys at Stormbirds at Paine Field would know. My son and I had a tour of their facility a few years ago. What a cool place to visit! Cheers, Wolf

I had my newest grandson born this afternoon at 12:17pm. 7 lbs even. Young Joshua is cute as a button too! Just had to share my excitement! Cheers, Wolf