JonathanReed

Awesome! I can go back and fix the little things. Thank you!

I pre-ordered the book of the build. Cant wait!

That does look very very NICE!

Ok I finished it, but my cable for the camera is missing. I am looking for it and will take pictures as soon as i do. I am afraid I might have to order a new one. It got third in the local contest last week.

Looks Great! On the clear table it looks as if it landed on water! Good Job!

Looks great! Nice work

I like the way Martin "snuck" that on in there! Please be a SPAD!!! That would be SUUUWEEETTTT!

Dam! More money leaving my pocket. I am making a vow to start building more and spending less....wait tried that and didnt work...well, I am trying again. I am almost finished with my Eindecker though, so..... Thank you Rick for an awesome lead!

Ohh Yeahh! That looks very nice!

WOW! Love it! Keep up the progrees report!

Looks fanastic!

Ohhh that isssss SWWWEEEETTTTT!

Thank goodness for global warming or we would all be frozen to death here in Louisiana. Our plant has been putting out major CO2 to warm it up to no avail LOL!

Excellent! Looking forward to watching this....keep us posted! Gotta LOVE WNW. I am definitlely hooked. Havent finished the Fokker EIII (close though) and bought five more kits of different content!

Holy Cow! I thought I was the only one that trashed stuff cuz...it just isnt looking right ?#$%# I dont have that many though, but I'm sure that I would if I were more active as a builder over the last few years.

I remember being around 7 years old and was down with some illness. I think I just had my tonsils removed and yall know that was a much bigger ordeal than it is today. Why I dont know. Aanyway, my Dad brought home a small model of a Titanic and a BMW with the light blue read and white racer from the early 70's? It was motorized. No paint was involved in the car so it went together well. In fact I had that model all the way up until the early nineties and it woudl still run! The titanic was brush painted and ugly as hell, but I finished it non the less. Every year after, my Dad would wait until Christmas eve to shop which became a family tradition to this day. He would always have a huge airplane model. Man I wish I had all of those today! I remeber him buiding a lot of balsa planes and a huge B-52. MMmmmm MMMM that smell of Ambroid I believe it was? In my teens we moved into flying RC pattern. He would build and I would fly em' What great memories. Thanks for asking as I havent thought of those in quite a while!

Nice Guy! You need not worry about what others think. Your having fun! Thats all that matters in the grand scheme of it. I was told a few times back in the nineties that my models were ugly. It was a modeling club that i stayed in for years. I didnt care because I knew that each model I was learning something. In fact, I built a model with a specific technique in mind. I didnt worry about anything else, like i didnt care about the finishing touches of the paint if i were buiding it to learn say...scribing lines or putting rivets, etc. I built a lot of 1/72 scale though so it wasnt as expensive! It was nice when i won first place with one after all of that "anguish" if you will. Everyone was very happy for me. Your model looks great and it a pleasure knowing you are having fun doing it! Kepp it up and post often!

Oh....WOW! I have the Se5 and now know what to aim for! This is so nice in so many ways! Thank You!

Sweet! Worth losing your hair over though!

This has been an amazing build. Love watching it look like an airplane. I've alwys been in awe of this kind of building and the patience required to do it. They look like a blob when started. VERY Nice!

Happy Birthday! Hope its a good one!

Truely Remarkable! Love to see this in person! Beautiful!

Beautiful!

Looks great! Clean off the factory floor! Thanks for sharing!

I went yesterday looking for it and ended up with ten other things and no frisket. I am going back today to look again.