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Wow, beautiful work. I see what you mean about seeing this model once finished...it truly is a museum piece.

Very nice out of kit that so many complain about not being good.

Oh man, this is looking awesome with every update. All I know is that I want one

Beautiful indeed. Love every bit of it. Thank you for sharing

Great project after the WW1 build. I'm loving the extra detail you are putting into it and the comparison effort between the kit parts and AM parts you are sharing. Its very educational for us. I love this jet but I don't have this kit, AM, books are decals...let's face it I don't have anything on this jet I need to get busy buying In the mean time, I'm learning from your wonderful build Mike

I remember seeing this and it was a great build and I'm glad I see it again

Wow, that eduard detail set looks awesome. Great project, so i can't wait to follow along and learn a few things

Simply amazing work. This will be the best WW1 airplane ever

Your welcome and I hope it was helpful to the guys here that like fast jets

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Thanks for the explanation bro. It's gonna be right click, copy, paste, and save on Doc for later use. In the mean time, can't wait for the final result

Brother, this is not FarEast but FarOut. Out of the park that is Totally love the prop work, of course, and the rest of it. You got mad skills bro

Great work so far on the base. Someday, I will gather up my courage to tackle a ground base that is out of my comfort zone. What are you using to represent the dry dirt and how to did you go about doing it? TIA Mike

Great work with those wires. I view this on my iPad and so i see a photo at a time until I scroll down to next photo and I was wondering what the heck is this guy doing drilling holes in those tiny circle pieces... in the end, I see the final result...very good

A good friend used a metal legs that came in the box of the delux edition and they worked and looked great. After couple off years, she's still standing on her legs

Hey Paul, I'm glad you can afford to build on such models, I hope to be able to someday but in the mean time, I'll indulge myself seeing you work on this. I do have couple off 1/48 PBY kits and one of them I will build in early yellow wing paint scheme. I'm going to use Belcher Bits windows and tail conversion to backdate it. I wish I could help with interior info but don't have any, but I hope you find some soon. Mike

Man, look at the size of those hoz tails. I wish I could afford this beautiful beast

Cool, another Mitchell. I too want to build a post-war bird in near future. I have a book on civilian Mitchells and it's got couple of civil schemes/markings that are very nice. Hopefully looking at yours will give me courage to get mine out and start it. So, keep up the good work

Any new updates for us buddy?

Wow, great start to an old lady. Your scratch building skills are looking superb. Can't wait to see more

Wow, look at those cool figures. Your figure painting is superb as the final result is awesome.

Wow, she's coming along nice. Can't wait to see this one finished as I'm thinking about grabing one. Mike