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Looks well plumbed!

Never did get a good story about how Indy hid on a U-Boat for thousands of miles.

Thanks for bumping this. Guess I forgot to mention that motor looks freakin real! I blew up a motor in my 77 Bonanza and replaced it with the help of a retired GM guy. I could see just this motor sitting on a pallet in the back yard.

DRY FIT! Trying to mate up the Gaspatch spandals. The feed and ejector chutes play a great role in getting things lined up but I lost the ejector chute for the rhs gun, stole what you see from the Roden kit. This is not drop in fit, maybe Gaspatch has come up with one for the Meng, I suspect...

Looks like ignition wires to me. :popcorn

Warbird departures

I've read the same Paddy but I want that Chocolate that the ol' blokes talk about. The other book about WW1 aviation that you would like is Open Cockpit, again by Arthur Guild Lee..

Wow, that's not even a mounted weapon. I mean talk about the advancement of technology with these drones yet early ww1 windage is knocking them out.

https://www.aircorpsaviation.com/project/p-47d-23-razorback/ This is the aircraft. It was in the 348th Fighter Group, 5th Air Force, stationed the the South Pacific. https://pacificwrecks.com/unit/usaaf/348fg/index.html I think this is one of Trumpeters schemes in the box for their big 1:32 kit...

Cool! Didn't get the set but have pc10 and 12 due in shortly

I think its historical, PTO scheme.

You think your lawnmower is hard to crank up. Check where the smoke comes out. The two ports on the chin are the waste air gates of the superchargers, the rear one is the outlet for the supercharger system.

Well I ordered PC 10 from Sprue Bros. Getting the AK Gen3 paints cause what some of y'all have been saying. Somehow or another I ended up with 2 bottles of PC12 also so I better figure out what would have had PC12. :bm:

I did not know they sold direct. Good one.

Is it because that fuselage has a warp in it?

What's the PC10 color you using?

Nice job Mike, let's get some dust on the well also, kinda blend it in with the environment that's it's been in for a hundred years.

Thanks Paddy, will check it out during lunch. Better than all the political stuff in my feed that gets my blood up.

From that Oberursel spitting castor oil all over the place when the motor is running. Bomb's away! That dirty white would be a nice candidate for this black basing technique I've gotten hooked on.

I think it's this book he talks about the wonders of flying back then, making practice landings on clouds. Wonderful passages.