quang

Thank you for sharing @One-Oh-Four What else do you need, folks? Looks like buckets of anticipated joy to me 

Fantastic work, I love the underside weathering.   This "feature" of real aircraft often gets neglected by modelers.   Question on the service markings.   You have a stencil on the yellow aft fuselage band.   The ID bands were applied once the aircraft was with a front-line squadron.   Do you think that the maintenance boys would have taken the time to re-apply the painted over service stencils?    Not slagging your very nice build, just genuinely curious.  

Not for most Grummans......
 

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

Tolga, although I’m slightly disappointed that it’s not another P-40 

The current trend of adding ‘oil canning’ and ‘riveting’ on everything in sight is like putting wrinkles on teenagers and acne on elders. 
They call it ‘time reversal’ in sci-fi. 

The current trend of adding ‘oil canning’ and ‘riveting’ on everything in sight is like putting wrinkles on teenagers and acne on elders. 
They call it ‘time reversal’ in sci-fi. 

Not only wooden stabs have drain holes. Drain holes were generally present on the lower part of linen-covered moving surfaces. 
As can be seen on ZM Gustav.

You would have known him as Amadeus Sr 

You would have known him as Amadeus Sr 

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

You would have known him as Amadeus Sr 

You would have known him as Amadeus Sr 

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

OK Woody. I’m not here to argue. It’s up to you to try. 

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

We’re happy to welcome Troy Smith of Britmodeller’s fame in our midst.
@Troy Smith is known as Mr. Hurricane in person and will no doubt add his precious and much needed expertise to our discussions about the new Revell kit.
 
 Troy! Long may you stay.
Cheers,
Quang

Not only wooden stabs have drain holes. Drain holes were generally present on the lower part of linen-covered moving surfaces. 
As can be seen on ZM Gustav.

Not only wooden stabs have drain holes. Drain holes were generally present on the lower part of linen-covered moving surfaces. 
As can be seen on ZM Gustav.

Great news in my mail box







 
Cheers,
Quang

There’s some truth in that