JohnB

.015 lead wire I got from Bass Pro Shop. Good luck!

Thanks Peter. I've decided to fold the wings on this one.

Agreed Peter. (What kind of bug? )

Thanks!

Thanks Ernie.

Fuselage about done so now it's on to the wings.

Thanks Bill.

Thanks Rob. Nope, the cowlings will be on.

Like they said.

That will be a real "looker". I added everything but the kitchen sink on my strafer a while back. Well worth the effort.

Thanks Carl. Adding the wiring is one of my least favorite parts of building.

Engine is wired up and finished. Tedious!

This is looking really good. Very nice work Ade.

Thanks!

Thanks William!

I appreciate that but nicely works okay.

Thanks Peter. Coming right along.

Fuselage assembled and now it's time for the engine. I used .015 lead wire for the ignition harness.

Thanks Jeroen.

I guess I'll have to break down and get one. Here are a couple of pics of my earlier build just for grins.

Welcome to the "Light Side"!

Ayuh. LOL

This kit was supposed to have been released a few weeks ago but I haven't seen it listed on Scale Hobbyist, Sprue Bros., or HLJ. Might be a good thing though for my long suffering wallet. A neat looking a/c. I did a DML one in 1/72 YEARS ago and put it in a spurious RLM75 over RLM76 NF scheme and coded it G9*BS . I think it would be a knockout in 1/32.

It's funny alright. Someone used the same video when Testor's bailed on some of their paint a couple of years ago.

Looks like I'll do this one (unless I change my mind again! LOL). I'll leave off the the paint on the nose as I'm sure this a/c had solid sea blue there at one time.