Daywalker

One of my favorite WWI aircraft, and really looking forward to seeing your take on this!

RC scale aircraft builder here! Flying a couple of sport planes ATM, have a 1/4 Fokker D.VII and a 1/4 Nieuport 28 on the bench.

https://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?/topic/77012-great-wall-hobby-p-40b-tomahawk-in-132/

Amazing results Mike, really like "the look" of the completed build. It just looks "right".

Mine died a couple of weeks ago, bought this one on Amazon and so far seems to be working well. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VT2F5N9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Glad to hear there is still hope for some AM cockpit parts coming for these kits, I've been waiting for years for something for them.

+1

Awww... thank you Maru and Dale! Spent the day partying like a rock star, okay not really. I'm still on this side of the grass so I am a happy camper!

Impressive stuff, where can we get these from?

Man, I am so sorry to hear that! It's been a rough year all 'round but losing someone so close makes it so much worse. My sympathies Jennings!

Key word here is "Chicago ". I have had three packages this year stuck there for over two months each. One of them was there for four months.

Thanks Dave, looking forward to getting a couple of those F-16 WAR HUDs.

Any word on when these will be available Dave?

Acetone works well bonding ABS if anyone has some of that around.

Hope you are out enjoying your day, maybe even partying like a rockstar! Happy birthday, I really hope you have a wonderful day today.

I think it turned out really well, especially that head on shot!

I'd be in for three to four sets!

I also fixed MOST of the working features on my Tamiya builds save the movable propellers. Ailerons, flaps, cowl panels - all of them fixed on the A6M, Spitfire, and Mustang. DOn't remember any working features on the F4U.

Agreed, your paint work and weathering is fantastic, bravo!

It was worth a try!

You poor man. I'll trade you all of my WNW kits for that beauty!

If they did the Corsair in 1/24, I would seriously reconsider my avoidance of 1/24 subjects.

Sigh... It's days like this I regret selling my factory original Lime Green 1970 Challenger R/T 440 six pack with pistol grip 4 speed...

I also build RC, mostly 1/5 and 1/4 scale. Not so much stick and tissue as balsa and fabric.