IainMackayDall

Envious of all these bottle pouring shots.. so here is something you can all be envious of from my end of the world. this is the view out of my new office window, apologies for the rushed stitching, ( I knew I should have done a pano shot ) Anyway - this is can be double envy as I can now commute by the Manly Ferry ( between the 2 arrows ) Oh, and if you haven't realised. Aussies can and do drink. I'm sure we would try to get that proposed for an Olympic event if we could.

"If you don't stop asking me if we are nearly there yet, I will turn this bus round; and none of you will get to see Salisbury cathedral. Do you hear me?"

Welcome from Manly Beach, Sydney

How do you achieve the stress / deformation on the panels?

Or a Wingnut Wings Short Sutherland..

I guess this is the ultimate end hobby for some. This is the 3rd Ardmore workshop Mosquito restoration/rebuild being flown in NZ. Do you think Wingnut Wings will do a Mossie to accompany that anticipated detailed Lanc? Seems Avspecs have their hands on all those DH microfilm plans.

Or add some extra red paint, just to make a few roundrel adjustment

I'm appreciating the skin stressing here..

Has anyone attempted a 1/32 HP Victor?

Has anyone ever found any scale models to build the larger D-Day LST craft?

How big do you think a 1/32 scale would be in wingspan (and wing warp prevention) ?. You certainly see how long and narrow those wings were. I never realised, unless I'm wrong, that the ailerons, for such an advanced craft, were still fabric covered?

Just outstanding..

Very envious, but I presume its a 1/48 scale. If it were at 1/32 would the box fit through any door?

Well Australia had ideas to acquire nuclear strike force Avro Vulcans. But its only New Zealand that manage to trick the RAF with this stunt. http://www.avrovulcan.org.uk/vulcan_people/562_kiwi.htm

Sorry to hear that you lost your Brother, Hugs too again from down here (Sydney) Iain