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  • Birthday 01/05/1961

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    Biloxi ,MS
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    Model A/C WWII,Model ships,Wood and Gun collecting

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    Sounds like Guberment all sounds interesting will be popping in Craig/Lou Kevin
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  23. Javlin
    Thks Dan.I have it on good advice from the fella in Canada working on the restoration of a Mossie up there straps area grey-green so they were completed last night and the wing finished and fitted to the fuse just not glued up yet.The engines ......how far do I go? Kevin
  24. Javlin
    Tim canopy or not that looks like a Spit Kevin
  25. Javlin
    Sasweeett!!
  26. Javlin
    Not alot to show just sub-assemblies I also have the engines painted black only ATTM.The straps on the tanks black/silver?This is one tight fitting kit so much almost scares you and you have to look at the instructions more than twice been lucky to back out more than once.Have you ever heard the story of the Dragon instructions for the Scharnhorst..............?
  27. Javlin
    Got this in an email "The boy on Omaha Beach" moving
  28. Javlin
    I did not see were else this would be appropriate so clutter this one up but it is pretty coll a Type VII sub 1/48 with forward firing tubes RC take a look.
  29. Javlin
    That came out Very Nice Denis your skills are getting honed in plastic and quickly and again very Nice!! Kevin
  30. Javlin
    The copit is basically finished I did make the frames for the back of the seat on the radio operator.I just took some .020" square stryene put needle nose to the stryene and channel locks to the needle nose and got a flat spot then cut the angles to the back of the seat worked well.I am not reaL fond of the pilots belts but think the radio seat looks a little more animated.The bomb sight was the last thing I did tonight it was testing the patience. Kevin
  31. Javlin
    You do some Nice work Bob and I really like the Idea on the antenna attachment stored/filed.My eyes are starting to have a problem even in 1/32 up close hence the reason 1/48 are relegated to OOB anymore.Looking forward to the foil and paint think I have the an idea of what's going on sure the evolution will provide the details. Kevin
  32. Javlin
    !! You Sir you need to be in a movie studio or a museum Kevin
  33. Javlin
    Nice Build!! It's a shame that Guillows could not get a better canopy form but it was intended to fly.looking forward to the finished product Kevin
  34. Javlin
    I had a question about the attachment of the harness for the radio ops guy got this in response from the guy in Canada working on one one could enhance that seat quite abit ,,,,,,,,,,,,
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    EG Yellow Zinc is the color I am going with the L/side cables.I got some paint laid and being that the pilot sat on his parachute I cut the seat up removed the unwanted cushions and made her bar.I still need to hit the the fire ext with a little more copper the right color and add cushions to the arm rest and green. kevin
  36. Javlin
    I got that report from a fella in Canada working on the restoration of a crate up there.thks for the input guys! Kevin Also EG he mentioned the pale yellow which I see represented on the right side of the fuse so another color on my part in that area is coming.He also mentioned the transmitter stand was a possibility.

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