herbarnold99

Great looking adversaries! Thanks for sharing!

I did this subject in 144th, and found that .05 monofilament off a spool worked just right to keep a 'natural' curve to those tail-mounted antennae. Just a suggestion that may have application in your larger scale example... cheers Herb

Very Nice SK! Thanks for sharing!

Great family of early MiG jets! Thanks for sharing!

Also a MEK user. Works great.

I see some 1/350 SB2C available on Amazon right now.... https://www.amazon.com/Trumpeter-Helldiver-Aircraft-Essex-6-Box/dp/B000BMYTI6/ref=sr_1_20?hvadid=570588591335&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9029555&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=16807423445092048793&hvtargid=kwd-373276656859&hydadcr=2143_13453598&keywords=trumpeter+1%2F350+aircraft&qid=1685296874&sr=8-20

Excellent job! Thanks for sharing!

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

Superb weathering! Thanks for sharing!

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Postage extra, will ship as cheaply as possible from the US. Most kits have at least some parts neatly trimmed from sprues. Choroszy Modelbud - Mitsubishi 1MF1 (resin, original box) $10 Heller - Curtiss SBC-4 (original box) $5 Special Hobby - DeHavilland DH-103 Hornet F.Mk.3/4 (original box, nice decals & resin) $15 Academy - Curtiss P-40E (original box, partial decals) $5 Airfix - Cessna O-1 (bagged) $5 Amodel - Piasecki HUP-1/2 (original box) $5 Sword - Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vc Trop RAAF $10 Please respond to herbarnold99(at

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

I usually find the real wingspan and apply the desired scale to find the desired (drawing) wingspan. Then I enlarge or reduce the drawing to match that number. Works good.

best I can find online...

"built-in headwinds"