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  1. JohnB
    Yep. After I put it on the SOD I walked away ........ and decided to build another Corsair! LOL Just the thing to get the bad taste out of my mouth.
  2. JohnB
    Thanks you Jeff. I really appreciate your nice comments. That is one of the main things that makes building enjoyable.
  3. JohnB
    Okay. I have HAD IT with this SOB. Back to the SOD while I still have some hair.
  4. JohnB
    That is fine by me. I prefer it that way anyway.
  5. JohnB
    I left the "other" site a while back too. Sounds like a LOT of sour grapes over there now. Over and out!
  6. JohnB
    Thank you Rob. I appreciate the nice comments.
  7. JohnB
    That's coming along really well. Should be a real beauty!
  8. JohnB
    Thanks! I wish I had known that before I scratched mine. Oh well. Thanks Danny. One of Trumpeter's better kits.
  9. JohnB
    Thanks!
  10. JohnB
    This is coming along nicely. Looking real good!
  11. JohnB
    Thanks! I'm glad to see you here on the bright side!
  12. JohnB
    Thanks Ernie. I should finish assembling the wings shortly. Some fit headaches.
  13. JohnB
    Thanks Peter. Much easier for clumsy me!
  14. JohnB
    LOL For sure!
  15. JohnB
    LOL Thanks! You can't have too many references!
  16. JohnB
    If Harold does make the pod then I could have saved myself the effort. No, I didn't add the scope. Isn't it down in the rear fuselage for the radio operator? Would be very hard to see so not really worth the effort.
  17. JohnB
    Thanks!!!!
  18. JohnB
    Thanks and WELCOME!
  19. JohnB
    How about this P-47? Available in 1/72 and 1/48 but, as far as I know, not in 1/32.
  20. JohnB
    Looks like some nice stuff. I'll have to check out his site.
  21. JohnB
    Thanks.
  22. JohnB
    I find the solution to be: attach the "lips" then insert the vanes one at a time.
  23. JohnB
    Now I find this creates a problem fitting the "lips" (E8 & E9) to the intakes. Re-thinking this now.
  24. JohnB
    Agreed! As a example, here's a shot of the intakes and louvers. The kit PE pieces are VERY fiddly (a good example of the cuss-factor). I decided to use little strips of sheet plastic instead.
  25. JohnB
    Onward and upward as they say.
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