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Looks cramp. :popcorn

Fun stuff Chris :vgood:

Looking good Mike, don't think I've ever seen that second thing. :soldier

This is all dry fitted in this photo. It's all glued in now and I'm contemplating rigging all the way back to the tailplane. I used various decals for the wood grain, looks weird in these photos, guess the camera is picking up the pixelation of the print out. Should have used oils like I aways...

Bid Dave and Mary did a wonderful job.

Anyone doing research on the Fokker control stick, here you go. he covers all those fokkers. :pilot

Looks absolutely real. :notworthy

Excellent work Tim! :soldier

Thanks for taking us along Chris :vgood:

Did I miss where you asked? that's where the spare .50 is mounted.

Progress, I little light rigging. :pilot

Hmm...unless there was a casting mishap I would think not.

Numbers don't lie, there's more viewing. Good stuff Chris!

Very creative Gary. :popcorn

Well you haven't been slackin that's for sure. Looks great Paul.

You're always welcome Paul. Glad to have you posting again.

Shippin' is easy but I can't account for any yankee taxes they charge on y'all.

really nice details here. Hard to tell the sprue gates on some little details like the throttle quadrant. You see the eyelets are included and it's begging for rigging. You know I'll do it. The floorboard is a cream color with the Aviattic wood grain decal instead of my regular oil paints...

Doing more digging, I think I'm incorrect about which was factory finish. Trying to find a small book I had that had this pretty well documented.

Brats! :drool::drool: God bless you... :rimshot