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JohnB

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About JohnB

  • Birthday 08/15/1947

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  • Location
    North West Louisiana
  • Interests
    Primarily plastic and resin scale aircraft of WW II, Korea & Viet Nam. Some armor, ships and submarines.

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  1. I look forward to seeing your P-40 build. I have no doubt it will be a beaut! 🙂
  2. Yes indeed Martin, thanks. I'll spray some clear gloss today and start decaling. Just might have it finished some time tomorrow. 🙂
  3. Painting well under way.
  4. Good progress. Next I'll paint the undersides.
  5. Thank you Hubert! I'm glad you like it. 🙂
  6. Making some progress.
  7. That would be good. How did you come by that info?
  8. Thanks Martin. I wish Hasegawa would re-release their "M", "K", and "N" kits. Those are getting harder to find and when you do find one it's not cheap unfortunately. I have their "N" 15,000 anniversary kit which I have up for sale. I'll either sell it or build it. 🙂
  9. If my memory serves me right then, yes, that's Taylor's bird.
  10. Thank you Chris. OOB except for the FineMolds belts. Whenever you try one you'll like it. Great details and fit. Easy build also. 🙂
  11. Yes, I built their P-40B a while back. Not a bad kit. I did it as Taylor's a/c he flew at Pearl Harbor, a/c #155.
  12. Thanks! I'm happy you like them.
  13. Yes sports fans and athletic supporters. Another Hasegawa P-40 build is under way. The Hasegawa kits are nicely detailed and enjoyable to build. I just wish they would reissue the "K", "M", and "N" as those are hard to find and when you do find any the prices are pretty high. (Yes, I know, I have a "N" up for sale here but at least I'm not asking a arm and a leg for it. Just a arm maybe! LOL) At any rate, I intend for this build to be Robert L. Scott's "E". Not all that colorful but that's okay. It should make a good looking OOB model. Stay tuned.......
  14. Thank you Kevin. I decided it had set on my "to be completed" shelf long enough. 🙂
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