ruzlkampf Posted November 2, 2008 Author Posted November 2, 2008 Heeey Buddy!, Yep, I still haven't forgotten about casting the motors for the Me-110, just waiting to get everything out to cast the props on the 'pancake'. That's the only reason it's still around. I'm going to be finishing out the year with one more build in this GB (besides the Me-109),.... finishing the 'pancake', and building an F-4S in the Carrier GB. Since I joind in April, that means I'll have built, hmmm,,, what, 8 AC since I joined? Starting in January is when I'm detouring to Russville for 'things that go at least Mach-3'. (amongst other things) P.S., thanks for the kind words, and not falling asleep whilst I've been driveling on during this build. he he!
Loic Posted November 2, 2008 Posted November 2, 2008 Hey Dude, both plane are really nice. Well done for this entertaining project. Cheers, Loic
big matt Posted November 2, 2008 Posted November 2, 2008 Great job Russ. What a change to see things without guns. Now I get to wonder, "what will he build next?" Looking forward to whatever it is. Matt
DaveJ Posted November 2, 2008 Posted November 2, 2008 More great stuff, Russ! I'll add some pics to the gallery!
Derek B Posted November 3, 2008 Posted November 3, 2008 Lovely models Russ - they look very impressive, and I really admire how clear your kit transparencies have come out. I am sure that when the new owner of these models sees them, she shall be delighted with them. I am looking forward to the next Russ Camp 'Skunk works' models to appear! Cheers Derek
fastzx Posted November 10, 2008 Posted November 10, 2008 Russ, Very nice civil planes but I love the scratch-built Vought project. And I like that you take a break once in a while to "fly" a simulator plane. Me too here is a pic. It also helps when you can open up on the other "traffic" in the pattern with 6 fifties!! LOL The corsair and George are from MS CFS2 Pacific I've downloaded tons of other planes to fly too. Cheers, Jon
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