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Um, sir, about those outboard fuel tanks... it looks like its okay to use any of the 2 nose types

Well, I'm a very long ways from starting, unfortunately, have lots of models to finish first (all would be given to friends), plus, more models to repair... But, I'll post my In-progress images as soon as I get down to business!!!

Yeah, really looks convincing for the Ball turret...

Wow!!! That wold help a LOT!!! Many Many thanks sir!!!

Yup I've seen those sir, but there are some items there that I can't make up to... your build of the seats are also helping me a lot, because you've shown how the seats are broken up into... but drawings are a big boost for the build I'm doing... Thanks a bunch again sir!!!

Um, sir, another request... could you post some diagrams for the LW-3B ejection seats? I'm starting my 1/32 card model build to test the details That I'll scratchbuild for academy's kits... thanks!!!

So that's how the APR 39 should be placed... Thanks sir!!! Those pics will surely help!!!

Sir!!! Nice work!!!! Um, can I ask what Kind of motors did you used on your J? Can I use those types that Tamiya uses on their Mini 4wD electric racers?

never fails to amaze us!!!

Keep us tuned in!!! Very good progress sir!!! P.S. I hope when this is finished, it will be featured in the OBA website

I have also a bad experience with them, but after some practice, I finally got the hang of it!!! been building with card for 4 years now, alongside plastic ones for 12 years... and building on both media really is fun

http://www.marian-aldenhoevel.de/modelle/BeechStarship.html At last, there's now a model of Beechcraft/Scale Composites' innovative business turboprop!!! Its a card model, but styrene guys will have no trouble making it in plastic Build it with or without a cabin and a cockpit, all raised or all dropped (flaps, gear, ladder), striaght or swept canards finished model, built by the model's author/designer, sir Marian Aldenhoevel, of cardmodels.net and kartonbau.de the model represents one of the last 10 airworthy Starships, with aircraft register N514RS - the Starship used as a chase pla

EYE-WATERING!!!

scary...

I'd say is great!!! Nicely done sir!!! :)

wow!!! looking great sir!!! Like sir Erin, I love OV-10s!!!

Wow... I didn't noticed that... Yup, they sure are different...

Oh I see!!! Um, just wanna ask... I have the academy D+ kit here, and, along with those mods that I'm planning on the insides & out, I'll use the drop tanks from the A-37 kit of the same scale and brand... Is it just ok? Or should I make one from scratch?

Yup!!! The A pylons (and I also thing the other variants other than the D) are different from the D pylons... But I saw some pics of some As with these kinds pf wing pylons...

This is the very first time that I've seen the wing pylons in detail... Thanks sir!!! More!!!

Hi there!!! as for Philippine flown OV-10s... there are 3 schemes (for the A only) but the only one that I can remember of is the Euro 1 camo (the first one) when the aircraft was just recently acquired by the Phil. Air Force. That's the scheme that my father's OV-10 was wearing during his active service... (A/C # 636) There's a picture of the said aircraft on Airliners.net wearing the 2nd scheme (the shark mouth scheme)...

Hi there!!! as for Philippine flown OV-10s... there are 3 schemes (for the A only) but the only one that I can remember of is the Euro 1 camo (the first one) when the aircraft was just recently acquired by the Phil. Air Force. That's the scheme that my father's OV-10 was wearing during his active service... (A/C # 636) There's a picture of the said aircraft on Airliners.net wearing the 2nd scheme...

Right on the money sir!!! Just right!!! :unsure:

Wow!!! Its more that worth the wait!!! Thanks sir!!!

ATTENTION: The Entreprise model is up for grabs!!!