JohnB

Agreed Phil.

Speedy recovery Ben!

LOL Peter. I stay at my model bench many hours of each day. Staying busy makes the day go by faster if you know what I mean.

I know what you mean. Good luck!

Hard to be really mad at him I'm sure!

Making some good progress.

Agreed Peter. I'll be glad when things get back to "normal" LOL.

Thanks. I won't be spraying enamel over acrylic any more if the area has to be masked, etc. 😄

Things sure seem to be slow here nowadays. I wonder why that is.......😧

Thanks Paul. Me too!

Thanks Hubert!

Mo betta!!!

LOL Phil. Live and learn. I've repainted the rudder with gloss white ENAMEL so the next move is mask off the "stripes" and hope. We will see.

I HATE IT WHEN THIS HAPPENS! That'll teach me to spray enamel over acrylic......Learned something today!

Living where you do I would expect so!

You are welcome Peter. Might come in handy for some of the guys at some point.

Coming along.......

I've had problems with some of their parts, especially wheel wells, so I'm a bit hesitant to use their stuff. I was pleasantly surprised the cockpit tub fit well after cleanup. (This is the 2nd time I've used one of theirs on a T-28 so I knew ahead of time it could be made to fit.)

Thanks Mark. It takes a good deal of trimming but with patience an persistence it can be made to fit. That consists mostly of removing most of the molding block, etc.

Making some good progress. Test fitting the Aires cockpit section and it looks to fit okay.

Thanks Paul!

LOL Bill. I'm pleased that you like the results of my modeling efforts. Being retired and divorced I have plenty of time to build.

Thank you Peter! Another colorful T-28 coming up! LOL

This time a "C" with a tailhook and in the red/white scheme. The kit is on the way to me from HLJ and I should have it Monday. In the meantime I got a Aires cockpit set from SB and have been working on getting it ready for the model. I plan to finish the model just about like the ones in the photos although I will delete the civilian "N" number and do it as a USN a/c. Stay tuned. Please click on the 1st photo for best resolution. Then you should be able to view them as a slide show.