Rod Bettencourt

Nice build of a great plane, nicely done John. Rod

Thank you John for your comment! Rod

Thanks Rob, you made laugh. Rod

The answer is no, with that said I had them loose at that point of the build. Thanks for your kind words. Rod

Spitfire Mk.I 234 squadron August 1940. Quinta cockpit and HGW seatbelts were used. Paints were model master. I ended up using the kits decals which were just fantastic. I was waiting for an overcast day to get that England airfield look. Pics were taken with my Iphone in California Central valley. I Tried some studio type pics but I am terrible at doing that. I am not a photographer in any since. Outside photos are far easier for me. In the end it will look scale, or it will not. I sure look forward to more kits from Kotare. Thanks Rod Bettencourt

Not sure how I missed this one. Great looking build and very scale looking to me. Rod

I really like that paint scheme!! Thanks for sharing. Rod

Thank you Carl and my pleasure. Rod

Hope you get back to this one John, it a pretty good build. I look forward to seeing it. Best wishes. Rod

Thank you Rob for taking the time to comment. Rod

Hi Kevin, It is the HK kit. Thank you for the comment. Rod

Thank you for the comment, glad you caught the pin up. Rod

486 Bomb Group 384 Squadron out of Sudbury. This aircraft survived the war to be broken up in Kingman AZ. After waiting a few months finally got some green grass and an overcast day. Hope you like. Products used Paint: Ak Real color, Model master and Alclad Aftermarket: Eduard wooden floors and ammo boxes set Eduard Zoom cockpit Eduard engine set Eduard Radio Compartment Eduard masks Master gun Barrels Thanks for looking. Rod

What he said! Rod

Good looking build of a cool looking jet. Rod