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  1. Great work! and without loss of detail. I worked my ass off on that seam. Albeit on an A-5 Sincerely, Mark
  2. In case you're interested, a booklet that helped with my build. As well as a Packard Merlin Parts catalogue. Found in my Signature below. https://stephentaylorhistorian.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/parts-catalohue-p51d-e.pdf Sincerely, Mark
  3. Love what you're doing. Another famous aircraft. This time a -5A. Jack Reid. Found Japanese fleet at Midway. Just sayin'. For a friend. Sincerely, Mark
  4. A famous aircraft. Sincerely, Mark
  5. 1/24 Sincerely, Mark
  6. AI Overview In WWII German Luftwaffe aircraft, different systems were identified by color-coded pipes and tubing, as outlined in official regulations such as the L. Dv. 521/1. However, the use of color-coding for electrical lines was inconsistent, with many aircraft using non-coded, predominantly yellow wires. Fuel and hydraulic line codes System Color code Notes Fuel Yellow Fuel pump handles and instrument bezels were also painted yellow. Oil Brown Instrument bezels for the oil system were also painted brown. Hydraulics Brown with a red ring Used for hydraulically operated systems, such as brakes and flaps. Motor coolant (glycol and water) Green Includes coolant lines for liquid-cooled engines. Compressed air (gun gear) Blue with one red band For systems that used compressed air for firing armaments. Compressed air (undercarriage gear) Blue with two red bands For raising and lowering the landing gear. Oxygen Blue with two white bands Used for breathing oxygen. The instrument bezels were also painted blue. Google AI overview. Sincerely, Mark
  7. A big expensive bomber. Sincerely, Mark
  8. Watch parts may work. Sincerely, Mark
  9. Wouldn't mind you putting me down for a set as well. Thank you. Sincerely, Mark
  10. https://www.californiaairtools.com/contractor-grade-ultra-quiet-series-of-air-compressors/3-5-hp-air-compressor/cat-1p1060s/ Works for me. Sincerely, Mark
  11. Built this in 2022, I think. Showed it at Armor Modeling And Preservation Society (AMPS) National Convention in 2023. Won a Gold. Photo bomb. Hope you enjoy. Molded & cast 1/24 Hasegawa Kubelwagon accessories. Box of machine gun ammo cartridges. Another view. Molded and cast water and fuel can. US fuel cans, German water cans. Miscellaneous stowage. Scratch built Sand Channel. x2. Thanks for looking. Sincerely, Mark
  12. https://distefano3dprint.com/products/1-32-ijn-kawanishi-n1k1-kyofu-kit Sincerely, Mark
  13. Good is a relative term. For what you get, it is a beginning. https://www.largescaleplanes.com/articles/article.php?aid=740 Put some time into a Rex myself. Sincerely, Mark
  14. My Brother, where you at? Finished mine last year. Sincerely, Mark
  15. 'It doesn't really matter though - regardless of ground line orientation, . . .' The higher the tail the less main landing gear deflection. The weight is transferred from horizontal, pushing the main landing gear forward, to the vertical, pushing the main landing gear down. Just sayin'. Sincerely, Mark
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