Thom216

Interest piqued!

No pics at the moment. But as I was test-fitting the lower wings to the fuselage, I found the need to redirect the piping in the gear wells. Always got to be careful when you add things to areas that will have things going through them...

Loving the work on this, and the miss-mash of parts to make it work.

@Adam Poultney And that could be double-edged, as I usually end up making more trouble for myself. So, fitting the tank cover, and I really wish this part had been integral to the fuselage halves. Putting it in place showed a gap on the right side and a slight step on both sides. Between the two, I'm less concerned about the slight step, so I concentrated on the gap. I traced the shape onto some thin styrene and glued it in place as a filler. And it was hit with some dark paint to check how it looks. And according to the ins, t

Good looking Cit. I like the color choice.

That is one beauty of a plane! And quite unique with the closed over nose. Sure. This is the Do-335. I kept them light on this one. The Dinah, And the Corsair (may have gone a little too heavy on this one...),

Noice!

Very nice. And I also use artist chalks for the exhaust trails. A lot simpler for me with still good results.

Cool! Don't mind breath as I lean over your shoulder...

Good looking camo.

Three steps forward, and then two back. Sounds like my modeling method! I like the interior.

Luvely looking train. Nice job!

That looks so funky! And a contra-prop too. I love it. Now I want one in 1/48. https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/short-sturgeon.54213/

Jumping around can keep the build 'fresh.'

Classy!