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CanMilAir closed it's doors for decals, so I am looking to see if anyone might have sheet ID 511, which contains markings for RCAF pilot Bert Houle and his Mk VIII Spits. I would pay a decent price if anyone has it and can part with it. I am in Victoria, BC Canada. TIA Brad

Probably.... he is no doubt spending time With his daughters before THEY gallivant off to Universities.. Hope he gas a goid holiday. And how are you Brad....😁 I am doing well, hope you are too! Cheers Brad

Sorry Steve, hope you are feeling better. Brad

Superb Skill! Hey, if I send you my KH 1/48 Huey UH-1D kit will you build and paint it for me :) Cheers Brad

Heaven knows he deserves a break, but I was just wondering. TIA Brad

Hello to those who have built this kit; what is the procedure to make this happen? If you place the canopy onto the model, there is gaps galore on the rear portion and the plane. Seems to me it's only built to have an open canopy? Any help would be appreciated. TIA Brad

Thanks Guys! Brad

So if the windscreen is too flat at the top, is the canopy also too flat? Besides the rectangular vent on the right side after portion of the intake, is there anything else wrong with the 101B? TIA Brad

This is really disappointing for me, as I was really hoping that KH would get this one right, but no cigar. I am not sure how they get away with putting out sub-standard model kits. I guess their Asian market just doesn't care about accuracy and fit. I even got rid of my Monogram kit that I had with the BB cockpit, I guess that was premature as well. Oh well, I have plenty of other kits to build. Brad

Sprue Brothers has them in stock. Brad

Now you tell me LOL... Brad

Thanks for the reply. Did you happen to notice that the nose cone was smaller in size (narrow) compared to the fuselage? I had to sand the step and do a lot of re-scribing. 😞 Brad

Superb work! Brad

Thanks. Brad

Can anyone tell me which F-35 the Israeli Air Force is using? Thanks Brad

LoL...yup. :) Thanks though Brad

Looks great Joel. I am building the T-33A as well, but I am using the RoCAF boxing, because I am building mine as an RCAF aircraft and this kit has the NACA vents that we used. I am at the flap stage and I have no idea how I am going to mount them. It appears that there is only the 4 actuating rods to attach the flaps to. Have you looked at them to see how you might attach them to the model? Your scheme looks very cool. Cheers Brad

I am at the flap stage and there isn't any positive mounting point for them except the 4 actuating rods, and that's it. I was hoping to gain some wisdom from you fine folks. The kit otherwise builds up pretty nicely. TIA Brad

One pitot, one small antenna before the nose gear, and one larger antenna just aft of the nose gear. Two dielectric panels. All the GWH T-33A kits (three) have the two panels on the nose. Cheers Brad

Great news, My GWH Late T-33A arrived today and the kit has the 12-hole main wheels in the box. They look great, so I can finish my CT-133 hopefully for the Nationals in Phoenix. Cheers Brad

Hi Tony, I wasn't aware that it was finished. Thanks for that. Brad

Guys, What colour was the canvas cover for the two control sticks to cover the linkages in the cockpit? I don't seem to have a pic to show them. TIA Brad

Hi, The RoCAF T-33A boxing; (2nd boxing of the GWH kit) comes with the NACA inlets molded on the fuselage. All I had to do was drill the aux air vent on the left side rear fuselage, and scratch the pair of exit air vents. Not sure if I need to add the gun camera and/or the small light on the right side air intake. Cheers Brad

Sweet, thanks Yves. Brad

Ok, thanks Tony. Saves me from drilling holes on the headrests. Brad