Dave J

Great to see Kiwi F4U's being done! Looks fantastic, love the weathering and fading! But my one thing that jumps out at me is the Prop.... Looks to new, but that could be the light/shadows from the photos. Great Job!

I have heard that they are instock in Japanese retailers, so I would figure that they have.

Top stuff as per normal Jeroen!

Jamme, I am pretty sure a 234 is fine!

No E's... maybe F's on a Mistel? But that time period it was G/K's mainly

Just picked one of these up -

Yea I'm looking at brown 4 with the Ta152 tail... or maybe a 163? I finished one... but they all had a small accident when we moved house last year

I am keen to jump in to... But I am struggling to find a scheme that motivates or jumps out to me....

Maybe I will have to dip in to Telford finds and order one then!

That fantastic! I really should get one of these Kits! Maybe at Telford you can temp me!

I am really looking forward to this release.. I would be temped with one of each kits!

So I have been very quite lately... Lack of modelling mojo really hasn't helped! But finishing this has! Wingnut Wings latest kit, The Post War Bristol Figther... I used a mixture of Tamiya, Mr Color and Vallejo paints. Wood Grain was done using AK Interactive products. For rigging, I used EZ Line and the RAF Thread that you can get off Wingnut Wings. Scheme is of the New Zealand Permanent Air Force during the 1930's.

I will be down for one these...

Gotta love the Save from the Pit of Doom! Fantastic stuff as per normal Bevan!

Thats pretty awesome! Love the weathering

I try to go back to the Shelf of Doom now and then... I have save a Tamiya Spitfire a while back... What I know of from the top of my head - 1/32 Trumpeter P-47D 1/32 Hasegawa P-40N 1/32 Hasegawa Fw190 A6 1/48 Academy F-4B 1/32 Z-M Kettenkraftrad I am sure there is more!

Your asking some questions that I wanting to know sometime soon Paul! I would think the Cockpit would be the same.. But I am not sure myself. and the other area would be the interior area where the main wheel housing are located. There are few Catalina's that don't have the "Bugeye" Turret fitted... NZ4047 arrived Fiji 15 September 1944. Served with 5Sdn at Espirito Santo as PA-C and then postwar to Lauthala Bay as KN-B with the reformed 5Sdn. NZ4050 I have seen more, but I can't remember where... I have been told that 6 Squadron photo album is stored at the National Archives across from my wifes work. I have been meaning to go and have a look at it. But personally I am wanting to do a Bugeye Catalina, So I asked my workmate to start doing this...

Fantastic!

Great Start Mike!

Great stuff Paul!

That resin looks fantastic! Very nice casting

Cheers Gus, The wife was talking about driving up to Edinburgh last night.. So its possible!

I am sure that will happen Brad! Thou... I am not really a beer drinker these days!

Paul what are you using to remove the parts from the backing of the resin pours/thin film excess?

So I am heading to the UK in the next couple of months with the family in tow... We are going to be based in Leeds while we are there, and I am looking at somethings to do and check out while we are there... Please keep in mind that I will have 2 boys under 10 and a toddler with me. We are doing 3 days in London, when we arrive... So far on the list is - Imperial War Museum RAF Museum The Oldest Candy Shop. Big Ben, London Bridge etc.. Any other suggestions for London and where ever else will be greatly appreciated...