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  1. Dave_E
    I know we’ve talked about this before, there’s so much that gets built (this kit is insane) and then gets covered up. Have you ever thought of doing a “visible” airplane? Like leave the cowling off so the intricate engine details can be seen or leaving a section of the fuselage off so you could see the entire cockpit, upper wing skin off above guns, so the guns and ammo storage is visible, stuff like that.
  2. Dave_E
    Really nice build Kev, beautiful! 👍😀
  3. Dave_E
    From everything I’ve ever seen, don’t be shy with that aft hot section looking real titanium.
  4. Dave_E
    Oh yea! 👍😀
  5. Dave_E
    I’m in. 🍿🥤
  6. Dave_E
    Outstanding! No other words needed! 👍😀
  7. Dave_E
    Outstanding! Top shelf Sir, really nice build! 👍😀🇺🇸
  8. Dave_E
    Nothing wrong with that! 👍😀
  9. Dave_E
    And yet again another masterpiece! 👍😀
  10. Dave_E
    Hi All, Been awhile. 😀 I’ve had a guitar on the bench for a good month. Our weather has turned for the year, rain, wind and 40-50s are here for 4-5 months, so will have more time on the bench. Is the place for building confession? 😆 I am learning so much on this build. I think you have to be half card modeling engineer and draftsman to catch everything on the drawings (if you can call them that). I was at a loss on how to roll small items, like landing gears, tubes, exhaust pipes etc. and then I spot this on the page… The part that says print on PAPER… not card stock. That would make rolling easier! 😆😖 Then I couldn’t get my body sections to come together nicely so I looked at some other kits and they had connecting strips that were not just pieces of straight paper or card. So I cut the connecting strip to look like: Wow, what a difference which leads us to this. 😀
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    Good to see you working Lyle! 👍🙂
  12. Dave_E
    Ian, I am digging the ham radio! Excellent “happy place”! Cheers! Dave
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    Tim - Nice Tomcat photo. I was a tomcat maintainer back in the late 70s. Nice shop! 😀👍
  15. Dave_E
    Are the canopy pieces all after market plastic? Can’t tell from the photo. 🙂
  16. Dave_E
    II’m in! 🍿🥤😀
  17. Dave_E
    Nice job Mike, top notch! 👍😀
  18. Dave_E
    Ian, he is really busy in the aviation world. 😁
  19. Dave_E
    I’ll watch! 👍🙂
  20. Dave_E
    Thanks Robert, Yes it’s a room filled with memories from my youth. I collect things and have several modeling hobbies; wooden ships, plastic models (mostly aircraft), metal models, RC helicopters and planes… and I build guitars. Now not all that stuff at the same tome you know. It was cumulative over 40+ years of getting into this and that. 😁
  21. Dave_E
    The cave is one of the small bedrooms in our house. When we built it, the kids were all gone and I declared this room for my hobby endeavors. Right now the work bench is a card modeling aircraft factory.
  22. Dave_E
    I see your a clock collector. Do you refurbish or just collect? I used to build camel back clocks for a business venture.
  23. Dave_E
    At least they gave the guy in back seat a stick and pedals. 🙂
  24. Dave_E
    I’m aboard for this one! 👍😀
  25. Dave_E
    I can’t decide if your a wooden ship modeling master or a card modeling master… both!? 😁

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