abledog5

John, glad to see you did it. I talked with you about 2 years ago when I order some other models from you and while we were talking you said then you was trying to get the ID Models. I do not think many thought it would happen. Glad you stuck with it. Look forward to the release date, A BIG THANKS John abledog5

Looks greay Larry. can't weight to see the final pictures. make me won't to do a nother one myself. How are the twin F190 coming along? abledog5

Here is a F-84 Thunderstreak I put together over the summer, had a lot of fun doing it! ...I scratch built it.

Here is the second picture of the model abledog5

This is a HE111 ID vacuum form model. I finished up last week. It's probabaly not as good as the new HE-111 kit which will be out this year as promise. But as of now it's the only model you can find if you are lucky. The model was enjoyable and a lot of fun to build. Hope you enjoy it. abledog5

There is nothing wrong with you giving your advice or appinion. Some you are right about. some you are not. The wings was done with the thickness the plan call for and if you check the B-26 G had only one large caburrator on top if I'm mot mistaken. But all and all Thanks for the advice, AFTER ALL TWO PERSON THOUGHTS is always better than one. That how we learn . But if you can build vacuform kit then you know there a lots you can and can not do with them.But it a lots of fun. Thanks again abledog5

WOW! that a nice looking kit.Have to have one. Abledog5

Bruce, Stephen is right with his math. I build a lots of scratch models and my first tast ia to look up the correct length of the plane. Then like Stephens said figer how many inches you need from tip to end of the model. I go to Fed-x and tell them how long I need the drawing of the model. I usely run it off on there big sheets about $4.50 for the print. I have had good luck this way and it works great for me. abledog5

I had the plans for one , and had them blow up to 1/32 scale. Just started with the body pice by pice. It was quite saterfing when I finish it. I never get in a hurry when I build a scratch model. There is too much that can go wrong if you do. Just do some to you get it right ,then go on. I love makeing models that are not on the market. Abledog5

Maverick is also working on one; I would like to wish him the best of luck with it…