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Hi guys, Thanks for all the nice comments. If you are interested by a step by step build of the Slow But Deadly, you can go there: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=72419 Cheers

Thanks guys! Really appreciate your comments! Cheers

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Have you read this book? It is quite interesting. Did you know that at a certain time, there where more aces on Dauntless then on Wildcat? Cheers

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Love those old kites! Specially the SBD with such classic lines! Cheers

Thanks Stuart. It is the Trumpeter kit in 1/32, nice kit with lot of details OOB. I was a bit nervous using the Montex masks, but with time and patience, no coffee, the results are stunning! Cheers

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Hi, it's my first posting here so might as well go with one of my favorite USN aircraft of WW II. Bu.Aer 2106 survived Midway and finish her days as a training aircraft on lake Michigan. She was fished out of the lake and now reside at the Navy Museum. This is my most recent build and for that I used the Trumpeter kit with Black Box interior. Montex masks where used for the rondels. The chipping was done as a multi layer with the hair spray technique. It was a first for me and I must say, the results are quite pleasing! Colors are Model Master PRU blue for the top and Hataka white-gray for the bottom. So hope you'll like it. Cheers Andre