thewizardofaz

Oh...by the way. Have you notice that large scale line drawings straight from Northrop are available to download? My link

Every once in a while I come here to see what's new. I've not said anything so far, just watchin' and waitin'. But today, I have to say something. You are an artist beyond comprehension. You've made the Pieta (Michaelangelo) of modern modeling. When it hits the streets, I'm going to have to figure out how to afford it, but we all have these 'need-want' seeds planted that must be watered, fertilized and grown to ripe status. I'm going to have to pay down a bunch on my credit cards to get this, but I will get it. I only hope I can stay away from the new Mosquito by Tamiya.

I've got the book mentioned. It's pretty good, but it only glosses over some points. I do 1/32 kits because my arthritic hands don't do small parts that well I've got a two model setup I'm preparing to get a modern IAF fleet. I have the 1/32 Academy 1/32 Sufa. It is exquisite. I'm really going to try and not over do it. As a retired USAF flier, I find that the panel lines, screws and rivets are way over scale, and the Sufa is one of them that is notorious for being over done. The lines on these kits are not to scale. Were they true to scale, one would just barely see them. The lines o