Happy Holidays to all!
On my workbench: a trio of cardstock (paper) Grumman F4F-3 Wildcats at 1/200 scale (wingspan slightly more than 2.25 inches).
December Workbench
Happy Holidays to all!
On my workbench: a trio of cardstock (paper) Grumman F4F-3 Wildcats at 1/200 scale (wingspan slightly more than 2.25 inches).
Last edited by Larry R.; 12-24-2023 at 13:07.
Wow, those are going to look great.
Terrific trio!
You must have a black belt in origami!
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
Nice
Still an odd job or two needed to finish off, but I'll probably never get around to it. So here, at last, are six Sopwith Camels of Flight B, RNAS 9, in 1917, as near as I can work out the details. Maud II (Stackard) is an Ares model, with just the cowling and wheel covers repainted. The rest are Ares conversions. Decals for Dorothy and Doris were provided by Keith Upton, the rest were hand painted except for Reg. numbers where the decals were provided again by Keith or by Miscmini. Paints are all Vallejo.
Details souced mainly from Cross & Cockade. Colours from them too although we shall probably never know these for certain - I happen to like the scheme so have gone with it.
Last pic: Top Maud II Flt Lt Stackard : 2nd row from the Left - Dorothy B3884 FSL A W Wood, Muryel B3905 FSL C A Narbeth; 3rd row from the left - Daphne B6381 FSL Taylor et al, B7202 Only with RNAS 9 for 3 weeks then RNAS 10 and pilot unknown, Doris B3898 Flt Cdr J S T Fall
Great looking Camels Mike. I'm sure we'll see them soon on OTT.
Sharp looking flight Mike.
Looking good Mike.
Very impressive Mike.
You have a good steady hand there.
It is great to see the flight of six.
Rob.
"Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."
Very nice Camels, Le Micro!
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
Many thanks guys.
nice work mike!
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