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Man that thing does have some gaps. Easy work for you Gary. :sawall

I don't understand the taping then the strip of plastic but I love the end results. :salute:

Is it real or AI? Always count the fingers. :rotf

Do the peddles come with an alignment jig? I'd hate to get dinged for a peddle being out of alignment. I see one of them has a little spider with it.

Sounds like back in ND, during winter we didn't drive on pavement, just the packed ice that had sand on top of it. By the time spring thaw came the roads were rutted like the Oregon trail.

Big pile of NOPE!

Yep, that's the best way to enjoy the snow, simulated and from afar. :rotf Isn't AI just another medium to create art? Is it shortcutting it?

All this detail Ends up in here. Got a bit more rigging to do for the shoulder harness.

Think it was a brush but also it was bagged if I'm not mistaken.

Found the problem with the generator, loose wire, don't know what it went to but runs like a champ now.

Had to google Silkspan, haven't heard of it. Looks great!

First time I heard the term snow load I figure it had something to do with smugglin'.

I'm no spitfire expert by any means. What I like is they have a bulkhead that has holes labeled E and R to string the rudder and elevator cables. Don't know if the real one had this feature but it's something the old WnW kits could have benefited from. I'll get a better shot of it later. Edit...

Make sure you put the old mower and weed whacker in there. Still icy here, roads are covered and now I have sinus infection. Even though I'm work from home I called in sick. not dealing with them today.

Flair dispensers from what the instructions say.

About to bring it all together Gary. Is this the motorized kit that had the switch on the bomb rack, slide it back and forth to turn on the motor?

I'm still debating that one Gary.

When I was in USAF my accent got kind of neutral. They said the more I drank the further south I got.

Welcome aboard Semi! Let's see some of your work.

Thanks for sharing Terry.