Knb.1451

I like the work I'm seeing so far, keep it up!

You really turned a sows ear into a silk purse. I am very impressed.

I'll wait patently for a real update then. I hope your Bucc and phantom turn out well.

Good evening, do you have any updates on thos project? I've been very interested since I saw it the first go round. Or did you find yourself in the impervious horrors of a lee shore?

This one will be a neat one to watch. You have very tidy work.

I've been well, handling some 1 to 1 scale planes that have been a bit of a pain, and went to see my dear battleship Texas in dry dock. How have things been on your end?

Heck yeah, I've been waiting for your reappearance! My compliments from Texas.

Sir, this is a very impressive piece, she will be magnificent when complete.

This build is looking great! Are you going to mark and drill the windows?

I think that would be the best bet, it would be very tedious however. As for the rips in the shell plating just behind the well deck those you could probably get away with cutting a small sliver of hull out, maybe 3 of 4 mil and graft in .002 plastic sheet into the rest of the kit plastic. Everything from the gymnasium back will be a exercise in extreme patience and low heat.

This is turning into quite the build! What's the brand of punch you used to make those little disks? I have been looking for a micro punch.

This will be a cool build, are you gonna remove all the molded on railings?

This is a very clean build, you should be proud of your work!

Your work is fantastic, it looks great even under a dreaded all natural metal!

First update since I moved house, upon finding some really great frames in season 3 I was able to revise the belly of Airwolf to better portray the stiffeners and associated structure of the ADF pod, as well as some rather curious round exhausts on the middle lower fuselage. With those added and my well trained eye still seeing low spots it's back to putty sand repeat till I'm happy with it. I also ordered some rivet decals so it will be interesting learned to use them. For those of you in the States, happy 4th of July! (Even if this post is two days early.)