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03-24-2010, 07:03 AM
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I just wanted to publicly thanks Lauren (ashrunner) for all the amazing help he has given me over the last few weeks
coming up with countless amounts of historical info and reference for my B-24 repaints! Most recently, some amazing stuff regarding "Lady Be Good". He has helped answer so many questions and helped get the repaint as accurate as possible. I should also thank all the other people who have helped over the past months...don't think you guys are any less important! Kudos to Jeff, Ray, Ryan and anyone else I may have forgotten. I also want to thank the Academy and especially, Jesse James, for showing me that anyone can be an idiot. There are so many kits (and artwork) out there, that are obviously so far from being technically and historically accurate. And I understand that most builders and hobbyists are always looking for realism and accuracy in their builds. I have tried to do my best with all my repaints, to research as much as possible and offer up the best repaint I can. I know, that I have made a few mistakes and others have helped me fix some of those errors... hopefully I am putting out the best repaints possible, given my limited knowledge. I can't always guaranty the best model kits...I try to make changes and adjustments to the base models, and hopefully improve on the original model if possible. So...on that note.... "Teggie Ann" is just about done!.... Just have the Cover Page artwork to sort out. I'll post some pics asap I can't remember who originally asked me to do this plane? (sorry) "Lady Be Good" is now in final stages of work and should be ready in the next week or so. If you don't know the story behind this plane, do some research! I'm trying to find the movie based on this ill fated flight.
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03-24-2010, 07:16 AM
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Is this the movie you're thinking of?
Sole Survivor (1970) (TV)
I remember seeing the nose section of the B-25 from this movie at the old Tallmantz air museum in the mid '70s. Wayne
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03-24-2010, 07:22 AM
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Is that it?....I'll have to start hunting for that one.
Didn't realize it had Shatner in it!...
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03-24-2010, 08:09 AM
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This might be helpful as well
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