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The Guy Narrating, Harry Crosby, was a member of our local Group, The Grey Eagles up here in NH. I talked with him a few times before he passed in 2010. He published a book, Wing and a Prayer. He really was the Lead Navigator with the 100th BG. He said he became the lead navigator because some pilots liked a particular mission he was on (Him implying that he was, himself, nothing special). A real humble guy. What a trip it is to see his life fleshed out like this! The second I heard someone say "Crosby" I lit right up! Regards, Stephen

The photo Modelmonkey has posted is of The JN-4D Jenny. TGWP movie used both JN-4D and Standard J-1 Hth, Stephen

My Father was the pilot of PR 4 (004) back in 1970 &71.

Count me in as well! just tell me where and when you want the money sent.

It's because of you that I went to Jiri. I saw his post of the Exhausts to Ebay that made me post the notice here. My 109E project was on hold for this very item. I did not want to drill them out like i did the last time. I had a set of STUKA and Hawker Typhoon exhausts that I was originally going to modify, until I saw your post. Thanks, Bigtime! Stephen

Airfix 1:24 Bf-109E exhaust stacks | eBay I bought a set, they're excellent! Regards, Stephen

Top Picture is of a P2V Neptune Engine Nacelle Regards, Stephen

It's funny, I just bought the FW-190 rivet set and was going to email you and ask you to do a set for the SBD but you beat me to it. And yes, I'll pay $200 for the set, too. I've riveted the 1/18 TBF-1 (still have the bottom wings to do). I've spent about $200 thus far. I'd be up for a 1/32 set for the Trumpeter kit. How about a set for the FLY Wessex (or at least a set from the cockpit to the tail, for those of us wanting to do an H-34 conversion)? Thank You for your continued support of our need for decent surface textures. Regards, Stephen

Only two criticizems, nothing build related. It's Rozzie Geth (for Fred's Wife; Rosamond Gethro) and Fred stated that his name is Fred Christensen Jr. vs. Fredrick. (Fredrick Christensen was a German WWI Pilot with the same kill score, though). Regards, Stephen

Gaspatch Models has 1/24 Spandau MGs and 1/24 Turnbuckles. Costas is great to deal with and has gone way out of his way to be of assistance to this individual. I cannot give enough praise for the help he has provided to me (and in 1/24 WWI scale)! TINS. Best Regards, Stephen Mudgett

+1!!! I have the mesh and the Wessex, just waiting for the proper time to start work. Regards, Stephen Mudgett

The addition of the chin intake and a full set of cowl flaps are the main visable differences between the -1 amd -3. -Stephen

Scored an HK Mossie B Mk. IV for $95 (USD), Delivered. It arrived yesterday. Congrats on your score, Stephen

[/url] [/url] I built this for my father. Copperstate Decals. It could benefit from some PE Spandau Jackets. You do have to chop and graft the N struts and Cabane struts to lower the top wing. Cut down the vertical depth of the aft fuselage. Get the Windsock datafile for decent drawings to use. It's easy to do. Finding 1/28 4 and 5 color lozenge decals are a problem. The Axial prop is laminated, carved and urethaned. The DVII hangs with the 1/24 Marco's Miniature Nieuport 28 I built my dad for father's day a number of years ago. [/url] WNW has it all in one box. Regards, Stephen

Chris Sherland. Use of my copyrighted profile illustration on by LSP on this web site was granted solely for the purpose of decal sheet promotion and inclusion as illustrated material for the decal placement information/reference sheet. You did not seek permission for the use of this illustration for the self promtion of your project. You do not have Carte Blanche to use my illustrations whenerver you choose, nor do I grant permission to to do so. Please remove my illustration from this thread. Thank you in advance for respecting the legal copyrights of others. Stephen Mudgett