MustangManiac

That's good to know! 
 
Thanks Kev!
 
Brady

Thanks for the information Chuck but at this moment he's not making any custom masks for anyone else.
 
Thanks,
Brady

Put me in the drawing as a recipient too please Kevin. I'll look around and see what I have to donate and get back with you on that.
 
Thanks,
Brady

Put me in the drawing as a recipient too please Kevin. I'll look around and see what I have to donate and get back with you on that.
 
Thanks,
Brady

Looking good! Keep them coming.
 
Brady

Beautiful I must say.

Wow, I usually don't get this much response in such a short time to most of my posts. I'm getting the vibe that most of you guys think this was photoshopped too. I'm still entertaining the idea of doing a 1/48 "Twin Spitfire" because it looks interesting and fun more than anything. I always liked the out of the ordinary subjects, thus why it takes me forever to build, other than having a family. The only other place I have found anything similar to this subject is here at another blog or forum and I personally just think it's a load of malarkey because they're asking for help saving their blog more than anything. But it has a couple pictures. The hand drawn illustration looks like a rip off of the Bf-109Z that was destroyed in a bombing run by our boys in the last months of the war. I say that because it has a cockpit only on the left side and the right fuselage was made a fuel tank in this drawing, just like the Bf-109Z.
 
Here's the only other thing I've found near to the first post: 
 
https://www.google.com/amp/s/hushkit.net/2012/06/29/the-ultimate-what-if-siamese-supermarine-the-twin-spitfire/amp/
 
Cheers,
Brady

Hello everyone,
 
I want your opinion on this website I found on supposedly "secret" versions of the Spitfire. It's a website based in the Netherlands I believe. I will say if it's not a bunch of Photoshop pictures some of the versions would be a fun challenge for an unusual conversion. I'm mainly looking at what is being called a Mk 199 Twin Spitfire. I'm just curious if ivI' stared at these pictures too long and begun to be fooled by someone's Photoshop skills or if I'm not crazy and they're really real. If I'm not crazy I kinda have tinkered with the idea of doing one in 1/48 scale with some leftovers of the 1/48 Airfix Seafire Mk 46/47 for the wings and a couple Mk XIVs for the fuselages.
 
Here's the link to the website:
http://www.strijdbewijs.nl/birds/spitfire/secret/spitproject.htm
 
Please tell me what you guys think of it and if it's just another Photoshop job.
 
Thanks,
Brady

Harold,
 
I had seen that link before and I just forgot to post it. I will say that someone did a decent job at a couple versions of these in real model form. 
 
 
Maru,
 
I have to say that when I saw the name OLE.A.HOEL.
I was thinking the whole website was a scam and you just have to think about what the name says and even the name might be a joke. It reminded me of a kinda dirty trick someone played at my old place of work one time when they were giving away baseball tickets to a minor league game that was local and they signed up an imaginary person up to win and "she" won tickets and her name was posted on the bulletin board. They named "her" Willis Phitincider with a made up employee number. I'm just wondering if that's what this original website I posted a link to is doing to us.
 
Brady

Hello everyone,
 
I want your opinion on this website I found on supposedly "secret" versions of the Spitfire. It's a website based in the Netherlands I believe. I will say if it's not a bunch of Photoshop pictures some of the versions would be a fun challenge for an unusual conversion. I'm mainly looking at what is being called a Mk 199 Twin Spitfire. I'm just curious if ivI' stared at these pictures too long and begun to be fooled by someone's Photoshop skills or if I'm not crazy and they're really real. If I'm not crazy I kinda have tinkered with the idea of doing one in 1/48 scale with some leftovers of the 1/48 Airfix Seafire Mk 46/47 for the wings and a couple Mk XIVs for the fuselages.
 
Here's the link to the website:
http://www.strijdbewijs.nl/birds/spitfire/secret/spitproject.htm
 
Please tell me what you guys think of it and if it's just another Photoshop job.
 
Thanks,
Brady

Hello everyone,
 
I want your opinion on this website I found on supposedly "secret" versions of the Spitfire. It's a website based in the Netherlands I believe. I will say if it's not a bunch of Photoshop pictures some of the versions would be a fun challenge for an unusual conversion. I'm mainly looking at what is being called a Mk 199 Twin Spitfire. I'm just curious if ivI' stared at these pictures too long and begun to be fooled by someone's Photoshop skills or if I'm not crazy and they're really real. If I'm not crazy I kinda have tinkered with the idea of doing one in 1/48 scale with some leftovers of the 1/48 Airfix Seafire Mk 46/47 for the wings and a couple Mk XIVs for the fuselages.
 
Here's the link to the website:
http://www.strijdbewijs.nl/birds/spitfire/secret/spitproject.htm
 
Please tell me what you guys think of it and if it's just another Photoshop job.
 
Thanks,
Brady

Any news Tim on if this project is any closer to being available since the Revell Spitfire Mk IXc has been out for a while now?
 
Thanks,
Brady

Any news Tim on if this project is any closer to being available since the Revell Spitfire Mk IXc has been out for a while now?
 
Thanks,
Brady

Wow what a beautiful bird Mark!
 
Brady

Wow Awesome detailing Mark!
 
Cheers,
Brady

Absolutely Beautiful work Mark!
 
I love it! You can never have too many Mustangs! Keep it coming.
 
Brady

Hi Hubert,
 
Here's at least one more shot of Racoon Special:
 

 
I'm not sure if this shot is Racoon Special 100% or not:
 

Enjoy!
 
Brady

Hi Hubert,
 
Here's at least one more shot of Racoon Special:
 

 
I'm not sure if this shot is Racoon Special 100% or not:
 

Enjoy!
 
Brady

Hello everyone,
 
What's the real differences between the two Trumpeter 1/32 TBF-1 and TBM-3 Avenger kits. I've seen that supposedly the TBM-3 has a few more parts, but I can't find what's the difference between the two kits.
 
Thanks in advance,
Brady

Hi Hubert,
 
Here's at least one more shot of Racoon Special:
 

 
I'm not sure if this shot is Racoon Special 100% or not:
 

Enjoy!
 
Brady

Hi Hubert,
 
Here's at least one more shot of Racoon Special:
 

 
I'm not sure if this shot is Racoon Special 100% or not:
 

Enjoy!
 
Brady

Those look nice Hubert,
 
I may have to ask you to do part of this same sheet for me in 1/32 if you don't mind. I've considered submitting them to Kits World decals as a future subject too. I really want to do the captured Zeros on this sheet. But I don't want to only have the option to only build them in 1/72 scale. I'd like to use the Tamiya 1/32 Zero kits for these projects. It's good to hear that my scan will work for you.
 
Cheers,
Brady

Not a problem other than the posting part Hubert. So what's your plan, to take the picture and enlarge it to 1/32 scale and print your own decals?
 
Cheers,
Brady

Hi everyone,
 
I'm back with some progress on the C-47 on floats. I have fared over actually all three wheel wells now but I forgot to take a picture with the tail wheel done. I've also been filling in the seams between the two halves of the fuselage with your standard green putty. Here's what she looks like now other than the progress of the tail wheel being fared over too.
 

 

 
If you're interested in how I faired over the wheel wells, I cut the side out of a section of plastic tubing and started shaping and cutting until I was satisfied with the look. I will still fill in some gaps with glue or putty or maybe both around my fairings to make the complete.
 
That's all for now.
 
Cheers,
Brady

Hi Hubert,
 
I found my decals yesterday afternoon. I will scan them for you. I will tell you though they made the inscription as two decals for if the modeler wanted to do the inscription in red or yellow they're both provided and the black outline is a separate decal by itself. So will this still work for you?
 
Cheers,
Brady