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Holmes said "one way to deal with those blooming Spammers !!" Great bit, and oldie but a goodie and something we all have wanted to do to them. Cheers. Itch
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I, like most of my contemporaries, started in 1/72nd and as I got older and vision was not quite as acute I moved to 1/48th. Then about 20 years ago I started 1/32nd, I haven't abandoned 1/48th just branching out a bit. On a lark I built the 1/24th Airfix Hurricane and enjoyed that (may do more in the future). I haen't built anything in about 15 years but plan on getting back into after I retire in 2 years. May even go over to the dark side and build some 1/35th armor. Love the looks of the M-10, Achilles, M18 and armored cars. Cheers , Itch
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Steve, They are mirrors to check and see if the gears are down or munitions / tanks are released. Cheers Itch
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OH SURE, not only are you a fantastic modeler, now you're a published author! 😁 All kidding aside really beautiful work, I may take up knitting as a hobby. Cheers Itch
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The Cornfield Bomber, it belly landed pilotless, was recovered, repaired and returned to service. It now resides in the AF Museum in Dayton OH Cheers Itch
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John, WOW just WOW, words are insufficient to describe your work. Cheers, Itch
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"Departing Sedalia," The Boeing B-47 Stratojet
Cajun21 replied to John Matthews Art's topic in Aviation Art
John, Fantastic as always. Details are phenomenal. Cheers, Itch -
Damn, this just keeps getting better and better. Phenomenal work. I think I need to find another hobby. Cheers Itch
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During the late 60's when we could we carried the twin mount mostly to RP 6 and sometimes 5. Cheers Itch
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Nice shots, thanks. Cheers Itch
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Another note, depending on how early it was manufactured it may have the main gears doors open on the ground. Itch
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ES Don't know the thinking but the Russians used red (and white) stars as far back as WWII. And as you stated probably Socialist victory over the imperialist. Cheers Itch
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Pictures? Cheers Itch
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A-10 effectiveness during Desert Storm
Cajun21 replied to phasephantomphixer's topic in Research Corner
Not necessarily, they dropped on "soft" targets also. Cheers Itch -
Went to both those when I moved into the area with wife 1.0. There was also a Squadron Shop for awhile too, mid 70's time frame. My first hobby shop was Franklin's five and dime where I got some wood aircraft kits and saw my first plastic kit (Starfix I believe) can't remember exact one but it was a bi-plane. Cheers Itch