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Saul, As one who has been a receiver of a great deal of information from you I can tell you it is greatly appreciated. At times I feel I bother you too much for information. You have always come through though. I dont have nearly the stockpile of information you have but I freely share it...

Hasegawa 1/32 P-40E. So it begins. First up, taking a little off the nose. Joe

Saul, you always come through.

Saul, Not sure yet. Thanks to you and others I have quite a bit. Right now looking for a diagram with captions for the engine side of the firewall. Have some photos. This is going to be more in depth project. Joe

Hasegawa 1/32 P-40E. Here is the next victim. AND away we go. Joe

Special Hobby 1/32 P-36A. With that she is finished. She is not 100% accurate but she does give the illusion. Next Joe

Special Hobby 1/32 P-36A. Decals are on and she is getting close.

It helped with shadows. The Airframe Aluminum is just a bit darker. Joe

Special Hobby 1/32 P-36A. Moving right along. Natural Metal for the finish. Alclad Polished Aluminum for the top and Alclad Airframe Aluminum for the bottom. The finish is in sight. Joe

See if this works. Special Hobby 1/32 P-36A. Been working on this for a while. Interior is 95% or so scratchbuilt. Working on the nose now. Not going for 100%accurate, just going for the illusion. Joe

Thank you sir.

I see i misspelled the username. Should be fightnjoe. Joe

Please. Thankyou. Joe

It has been a while. Much has happened, some I could have done without. I am an aircraft builder who does try other things. I try scratchbuilding, not the best at it. Hope all are well. Joe

It has been a long time since I posted on this forum. To be honest I am rarely posting anywhere lately. I have looked in now and again but just could not seem to hit the keys. The last few years has been a road I never believed I would walk. Faced some things that I never wanted to believe...

Thank you both. Joe

Time for another update. The final update. Yes she is finished. Here is the finished Tacom King Tiger Porshe Turret, 1/35. The main colors are from the Mig. There are a few AK as well as others as needed. The weathering is minimal. Wanted a display piece but not pristine...

Thank you both. Joe

1/35 Tacom King Tiger Color And now for a brief update on the Tacom King Tiger Porshe turret. This post is all about color. Started painting using Mig Ammo paints. The names escape me for the moment but the pictures will tell the story. First up was Stynlrez Metal Primer. Over that went...

Thank you both. You are very kind. Joe