Clunkmeister

This was my first Felix build, built using Pheon decals and full Aviattic “linen effects” decals on all flying surfaces. 
It was a very pleasurable build.  The structural rigging is monofilament line for strength, and the control runs are EZ Line. 

This started as the Infinity kit, but ended up with much HPH resin and R2D 3D printed parts. 

HK 1/32 kit heavily kitbashed into one of the most beautiful Lancs to ever fly. New parts developed by Barracuda Studios, (wheels), Belcher Bits, (decals), and Mike Swinburne (LR tank, avionics cooling scoop, exhaust stacks, radome),  to create this model. 

ZM Ta-152H with a Henri Dahne prop and a Hasegawa Bf-109F with Eagle Editions prop and decals. 

A few T-28s from the great Kitty Hawk kit.  The yellow C was a pre production kit built to spec for Kitty Hawk.
The B was built OON
The D-5 was built from the B kit using AMS resin seats, wheels, armament, armor plate, gunsight, and cockpit additions. 

With every bit of aftermarket known to man.  I’ll get it blown off and taken outside for more pictures soon enough.
This was a tough, but fun and very rewarding build. 

ZM Skyraider in its iconic scheme.  The album pic shows the model as the famous launch photo showed it just as it shot off the cat. 
This was my very first Large Scale build after I returned from a 30 year modeling hiatus. Yes, it has its hiccups and bumps, especially in the weathering department, but I actually want to revisit that part of it and dirty up the bottom a bit. Maybe I’ll show it on the display only table in San Marcos this year.