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Plastistruct makes them as well. Most R/R model shops carry the brand and might have it. http://www.plastruct.com/Pages/OnlineCatalogIndex.lasso

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His books were what got me started in the hobby, he will be missed. RIP Mr. Paine

Some really nice entries. The B-29's were awesome looking! I wish someone would come out with a nice 1/72 kit of the KC-10! Thanks for taking the pictures and sharing guys. Robert

Same, thats how I did mine. I painted and glued it on later. Robert

The link will take you to the picture with the P-6E Hawks in formation. You can clearly see not all the tops of the wing had the strips. http://www.airminded.net/shortsubjs/p6e_1929.jpg Robert

With ship kits, you need to plan your build and paint work. Build in several sub assemblies, paint and weather, then assemble. And mind your fingers if you attach photo etched railings. Other wise you will be bending them and breaking them off every time handle the parts. Robert

Wow, nice work so far! How was the kit to build? Robert

Very nice, what did you use to accent the panel lines? Robert

Hasegawa still has the 1/32 P-40E in their line up. But for different markings and box art, haven't seen or heard of anything coming out from them soon. http://www.hasegawausa.com/ Robert

I like a challenge. Though I know it won't look as good as yours, it will be fun trying. Robert

That looks great, love the smiling forehead! I have the old MPC kit that I plan on building one day along with R2-D2. Robert

Great information, I learn something every time I watch your video's. Robert

While on Youtube, came across this video. Pretty neat video of the P-61. Enjoy, Robert

I was under the impression the Lakotas were going to take their place. Didn't realize the Apache would do it. Robert

PM sent last night, let me know if you got it? Thanks, Robert

Try this site, they might have something already on the shelf. http://www.rcfasteners.net/manufacturers/captive-fasteners.html Robert

Your image didn't post. Can you show us what the project looks like? Maybe if you have fresh eyes looking at what you are looking at, someone might be able to give you a totally different idea. Robert

I would have to say No as well. Robert

It looks like the builder screwed, when he glued it and the sides shifted while drying or he didn't have them connected correctly to begin with. Robert

I would say; You cannot guarantee the fitment of any of the kits that you sale as it is up to the modelers skills on how a kit is completed. Since the kit was complete and as far as you know in good condition when it was sold to you, *I will not refund your money. * or you can do this; I will take the kit back, but you will have to pay for shipping and I will only refund half the cost as the kit is no longer in its original selling condition. Its all up to you on how you want to handle it with the buyer. In the future, I would put disclaimers in all your auction or sale postings to cover you

Hey Jeremy, No big deal, I am not rushing you, but glad to know you got my msg and I am good with the response. Robert

Kris, You have enough skill for the kit, so you shouldn't have any problems with it. Its a nice kit out of the box and you will be happy with it. Here are some reviews; http://www.ipmsusa3.org/reviews2/mil-veh/kits/dragon_35_nashorn-sk/dragon_35_nashorn-sk.htm http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=5076 http://modelingmadness.com/review/misc/vehicles/germany/stew164.htm A build blog; http://www.militarymodelling.com/forums/postings.asp?th=39395&p=1 Enjoy and welcome to the dark side of the hobby! Robert

Great pictures.

Very nice work!