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Thanks Peter taking a small break/incursion into a WWI Fokker DVII ATTM the lozenge wings are interesting.

That mottling looks spot on looking very Nice Sir

Jeroen you do some really Nice Work with an attention to details from your research to produce a prolific example of the real thing.Me like many on the forum are just builders when your build is on the table.

I think the poor fella just went ...plum..plum.......MAD!!

Carl that's a sasweeeet looking Crate you have going there.

Catching up John and Looking Splendid Sir that SOD is no match for some I see

Thanks for the video Jeroen it shows so much a complicated flap arrangement for sure and you may of stated elsewhere but I imagine they will be deployed?

Looking good/Nice Rob just wish I could get more excited about the cars but having been in the industry for 40+ years well.............

I have this one in the cabinet Ralph built it probably 25 years ago?I put a small electric engine with a switch and a potentiometer looked realistic with a slow turn.I am thinking do the same with my Tamy Mustang while in flight on the stand.

You do Nice Work Mark when it comes to weathering esp.

Well your boys learned history then so many today do not as to the LHS changing it is what it is.I remember a HS in Pensacola that was like a warehouse went one time belong to an ole navy fella if not mistaken.It was the biggest HS I had ever been in he closed due to the internet when I went back some years later for a second visit.

I like the looks of that Peter esp. the fact of no AM for the pit needed.

You should build that one with the Eduard AM a frigg'in Nice Kit!!

Hey that's what the kids like building might move them into other areas.

This is the place over in new Orleans basically the West side pass the dome. https://hubhobbyshop.com/

I am glad my Hobbytown in Mobile usually keeps that stuff on hand granted it's an hour drive but hey get out of town eat out.The other shop sad to say is an independent in New Orleans about 1.5 hrs out and a really cool store but it's New Orleans!!The last time I was there I spent like 400/500 bucks they had alot of stuff there,there are certain parts of that city anymore that only a .45 can be my friend.

Guy came out Nice I am doing the Eduard Fokker DVII ATTM looks like the same engine for the most part being used?

This Peter came out really Nice Sir.

I am thinking Peter it's looking better than the Tamy kit in the front office at this point look forward to some more of the build.

That's a sweet Build Ernie

So this is what I was talking about the second turret not taking as much time.I did try to make four sets of ladders today no luck so ordered some generic 1/200 from Poland shipping and all $20 also ordered the replacement for the Flakvierling the correct version.I am really trying to get as close as I can in representation.

I got more completed than I thought Revell 1/72 S-100,1/72 Airfix B-25,1/48 F7-7 Tiger,1/32 Tempest,Eduard 1/48 Spit MkXVI,HK's 1/32 Mossie,SOD Trumpter 1/32 P-47,Trumpter 1/32 Mig-3 and CA 1/48 Whirlwind.In progress for most of 2024 Scharnhorst. Forgot Revell Me-110

Das Boot!! Well this kid just got done working about three hours so far on a 5" turret adding handrails to the side,pole support underneath deck,used Tamy tape for the shield around the Flakvierling,added some .040" poles to represent 2cm,modified the the flak for that position and tomorrow I make two ladders.The book Guy shows it all.

They do but as heard from a member here the customer relation part after the sale w....ell?

Well John it looks fine from here but yeah I know that feeling the mojo for the build just left the house.I had that happen on a He-51 on a group build when all said and done "it just laid there like a dead frog"