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Mine came from my Army's unit's, D Troop 3/4 Cav., call sign which was Centaurs. The tail number of my favorite Cobra was 67-15567. We used the last three digits to identify which chopper. The avatar is my units patch. It has on it 827 which was the first Cobra I crewed till it was shot down...

For a kit that's not that great, you have done a remarkable job. WELL DONE!! Gary S.

We went to one of the many antique malls here in Monroe, GA and there was this model for 8 bucks with 10% off. The only thing missing are the decals. Then while looking for different marking I saw this shark/ Spitfire picture. Gary S.

Very interesting reading. Saul is just a wealth of information that continues to amaze me. Great work!! Gary S.

Wow, that's quite a tare down. Good job! Gary S.

You can do it! Another masterpiece in the works. Gary S.

A very big THANKS to all of you!! My next project is dusting out my display wall unit that contains 84 models. Hope I don't break any. Gary S.

How about Fokker DVII ? Not too much rigging. Gary S.

I'm not to familiar with Korean beers. The only Asian beer I know of is Bam Dr Bam or 33 beer which we had in Nam. Anyway, the symbol on the keg means beer in Korean and this M-46 is DONE!! Gary S.

Wow!! Beautiful. Gary S.

The antenas are on using paint brush brisselse. In the process of painting and installing tarps and a keg of Korean beer. Also made a tow cable out of picture hanging wire. Don't look too close. Gary S.

I think it's those wing tip tanks that puts it on top. Apparently they added better aerodynamics to the wing. Gary S.

Your doing a great job on one of my favorite airplanes!! Gary S.

Looks to me that you aced the camo! It's either "slowly but surely" or "Shirley's slow butt". Keep getting them mixed up. Gary S.

Tool rack and tools made and attached. Not perfect, but comes under the good enough collum. Gary S.

Wow!! They do!!

Love those Cobras!! Great job!! Gary S.

IT'S NOT DONE YET!! Still have a few more things to do such as making the tool box in the front, add the antenas then flat coat everything. The tracks were installed and muddied up with Georgia clay, brown craft paint and white glue. Gary S.

A little Windex and a bandaid should fix it. Gary S.

Great figure!! What an honor. He and I were in Nam at the same time and I did spend the night at an Australian base camp called Nui Dat. Talking to them was quite an experience. They were pissed off at the GI's for eating all of the cheese burgers from the snack stand by 10 AM. Gary S.