Clunkmeister

Not much to see here yet, but it’s something and it’s worked on while epoxy dries.

Not much to report here yet. Got some resin washed and base coats down so far.

Working away at it. Slowly. Hope to have the fuselage closed this weekend.

That he was going to build a Vought F7U......

Tu-95 is so cool. Did they ever say what caused the Tu-95 night takeoff crash at Engels AFB a few years back? I think I saw a video on YouTube and it looked brutal.

John, I’m a resin-0-holic, so I understand masochism.

I’m a contrarian. B-32

Well, Jeroen said we should sniff some glue and be jolly. I sniff glue and have technicolor dreams.

Yup. B-32

Oh yes please!

That really made me laugh when I originally read that.

Soviet Attack Gerbil

William, as usual, your amazingness is just amazingly amazing! Floored....

Ahhhhhhhh hahahahaha

Or, going where no man has gone before...

LOL!!!!!!!

That hidey hole in the belly must have been one seriously lonely place to spend time behind one single engine over the open ocean.... Especially without not really being able to see what was going on up top.

You and me both, Max. That and the B-24. My ex Father in Law flew 30+ missions over Germany in the tail turret of an RCAF Lanc. So the old girl means much to this old boy

Tsk tsk tsk. Yup, that’ll definitely do it.

Maybe this year there'll be a big Yak attack. It'd be cool to see some Russian iron be competitive.

I've seen her fly many times, just never at Reno. One thing I've loved about her is that she's always been "Miss America". Never changed, or in ant way made different, just kept as the old classic Miss America. The temptation must have been strong for some guys wanting to make her "theirs".

Hey Kais, no issues at all, and no derailment at all either. Historically, my build threads ended up becoming discussion rooms, so by all means, if it’s Mustang related, bring it! E

Grrrrrrrrrr.... trying to improve the pit some, but the oxygen regulator I scratched out just launched itself into never never land.

I’d like to build one of these.... Canadian 2A6 overlook for USMC ops in Afghanistan

We were taught not to fear the Soviet tanks, but to get an 84mm Carl Gustav round into the side plates between the bogies. Do that right and it was always “poof”. The crew had about 30 seconds to bail out in cases like that. Well trained Soviet tankers were usually successful. You couldn’t get me one of those things for a million dollars. But they still make cool models.