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Perfect day for some pictures!!:Cool::Cool:
The Mustangs as they should be! Wait, there's a ghost amongst them! Didn't think I'd ever see Shangrila back together, she missed the Annual Mustang roundup, so I just had to get a shot of her back in the herd:)
Speaking of ghosts, Every plane in this picture has lawn darted in and came home in pieces...……………;)
Hard to believe !!
The Grumman works gang!!
And the 1600 mm birds, the gear door on the Spitfire is on its way...
The newly gloss coated P-40, the wings have no gatoring, will have to work on the fuse next winter..
I originally was going to apply a coat of Matte Minwax once I got rid of the gatoring, but it looks kinda cool shiny so what the heck!!
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Looks great! I'd be careful flying it around with wooded backgrounds.
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Here’s my recent repaint of the overall gray C-130 from Avios. I decided to turn it into a pickle. :)2 PhotosLeave a comment:
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Woody, like you I spent all my life in aviation except on the maintenance side, so I really appreciate your comments. Thanks much!Hey Drifty.
I'm not a big fan of the Air frame. When you consider I've been a professional aviator most of my adult life, and grew up around all sorts of planes, my family on my uncles side were very much aviation people. The only other place I ever remember seeing one of these is on one episode of Pawn Stars. Now when I did see the Pawn Star episode, I did look at the jet. and was a little struck, I couldn't help but notice the eastern block actually made something other than a piece of junk. Nuff said.
My point being mate, if FW had offered their L-39 in your very cool paint work, instead of that, "Bozo the Clown" colored paint job, I think they probably would have sold more of these cute little things.
Best Regards
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My son 3-D printed the gun pod and the cockpit. I made the nose out of foam and a piece of lexan (polycarbonite) . The decals are from Callie. thanks for the nice comment.
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Great job, Drifty!
A couple of questions. How did you make:
the gun pod?
the Nose cone?
the decals?
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T33, Gotchya now. The Minwax Clear Polycrylic brushed on technique is what I use and have used it as a primer and before spraying on a matte clear top-coat. Thanks for the tip. Best, LBLeave a comment:
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T33JM, Just so I get it right, you 'waxed' over the silver rather than applying a clear spray coat or you used a Minwax Product that is applied with a brush? Best, LBLeave a comment:
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