Clunkmeister

Jeff, you only need a single axle dump to move a moose? Y’all sure grow them small up there. Out in Maine, it’s at least a tandem dump, but usually a low boy works best.

Oh boy! Another clinic to show me how it’s done!

Especially from me, right. As you know, I have so much other stuff in my life it’s insane.

That would be a major rebuild, yes. I really hope Trumpetboss engineers this correctly. I’ve always thought that if they give us a solid center section: wing and center fuselage unit with plug in nose and tail, if they just do a basic D and J, then the aftermarket could fill in the rest. Different noses, tails, even engines, depending on your fancy. If approached right, this could be one seriously useable base for some crazy kitbashing.

This is looking awesome so far! A great choice of subject to be sure, and let’s face it, Rudel was one seriously fierce warrior who took an obsolete old airplane and made it a contender again. following this one with interest.

Tony, good choice. Maybe it’s time Ressurect my PBJ-1H build as well... This will be one seriously epic build...

Agreed as well. A dedicated masochist could do it by hand, but personally, I know of only one who would even attemp that type of thing... And he’s here on this forum, too.

Agreed there! But also a very nice couple of months

We’re they able to add any oil canning to the surface?

I like them all, have always been a fan of big Russian freight haulers. I like the civilian aircraft because we see the big 124s all the time here in DFW,and along with the 22, 224, and IL-76M, they show Russian heavy lift to the world. Without the An-124, the Canadian Army would never have deployed their heavy mechanized brigades to Asscrackistan like they did.

Looks like a wooden dowel with wings nailed on the sides

Dang! No C-46? No respect!

I’d love to see that P-51A at Reno. They were a real speedster down low...

It looks awesome! I own this kit and also the Silver Wings kit. The Silver Wings kit has much more detail!

Yup. That P-40 took second place in 1/32 scale prop at the 2017 US Nats.

Yuuuuup. On purpose, too.

Actually, it’s a single rear wheel version of the original round nose M211. The US versions had a removable soft top on the cab plus a few other minor detail differences.

We’re at the main one because of Joy’s Lupus. When she gets an attack, she slows way down.

Nope. The one I’d like is a round nose 2 1/2 ton Jimmy with single rear wheels totally different animal.

Happy Happy Birthday Maru! It’s midnight here, and it’s your birthday! Have a great one!

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