3 more added to my miniscule stash

[PTW6187]

I got a heck'uva deal on these three at the Tulsa IPMS show yesterday. Wile I didn't place I had a lot of fun and saw somwe great builds. Ill show pics of the show later but for now my new treasures...







Ill set that TBM out to be a Marlin change the paint of the AD-1 to something more SEA and the spit will be a recer.

[Paulster]

Paul- Be sure to do your research. The "Spad" you have is an early version, Korean war era. As SEA (South East Asia) is usually related to the Vietnam war time frame the type flown then would include -H's and -J's. But then again, their your kits. Do as you wish as long as you have fun doing them. 

[Paulster]

BTW- There is nothing wrong with a minuscule stash. Most of us here wish our's was that. I am to the point where I have convinced myself and tell others that I collect models and once in a while i actually will build one.

[PTW6187]

Paul, I have already asked a "Spad" mechanic and he informed me that the basic differences i n the airframe are the armor plating on the underside of the fuse and some of the antenna. This guy flies for the local C.A.P. and used to wrench on them for a number of years.

[LyleW]

Howdy, Paul. Nice haul you got there. With the addition of three Revell/Monogram B-52s and a Italeri ME-321. I am literally out of space. Looks like the rest of the basement is now fair game.

[One-Oh-Four]

Hi Paul,

 

I found the Trumpeter prop to be too skinny for my tastes. I approached Zoukei-Mura and asked if I could purchase the prop sprue from their A-1H/J. That was no problem but did cost me around $25,- with postage or something. Might be an idea if you feel the same.