JohnB

Thanks Gaz. No problemo on the pics. Still a long way to go with weathering, etc. I'm just happy the "246" oval turned out okay.

Thank you!

Thanks Harv. I like it too!

Decaling under way.

Better pics are coming.

Won't be long Peter.

Painting and decaling about done. As there is no decal for the "246" in the oval on the nose I will make them using this stencil and numbers from my stash. I will apply the numbers in the ovals, which are inked in on a strip of white plastic. I will then scan them into my computer then resize and print them out on white decal paper using my laser printer.

Okay. I was going to suggest something for the gun belts if you were going to have 'em open.

Looking good. Coming right along. Do you plan to have the nose gun doors open?

Thanks Peter. Several shades of OD are in order here.

Nice work! I like it!

Just received the kit and all I can say is "WOW"!

Agreed. That's why I chose that one. Been "rode hard and put up wet" as they say.

Thanks Martin. I have those plus this one in b&w.

Basic OD/gray applied. I'll get started on some weathering next.

I agree. The box art is really good!

I hope it turns out well!

Sure looks good Peter (as usual)!

The tactical evaluation folks at Eglin.

Thanks Bill.

This one Jeff.

Basic w/no interior Carl.

Certainly not airplane related but it IS large scale. I picked up their early/late Panther G with clear parts a while back. It looks like a great kit and the reviews I have read mostly say that. I might even build it some time!!! I just ordered their newest issue #5018. It too is a early/late G but without the clear parts. For some reason I have a weakness for the Panther. In my opinion it's the best looking tank to come out of WWII. It's more likely I'll build this one but we will see!

Sure would be nice if they provided both tails! I have my fingers crossed this will be a very good kit.