Douglas DC-4 / C-54 for Paper Trade: Berlin Airlift.

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

Originally Posted by papermodelfan

Actually, it is a Tu 114, not a Tu 104. All props, all the way.

? You've lost me?

[csmodelisme]

Originally Posted by Diderick A. den Bakker

Am already checking information - found sufficient to work with. But I would like to know if there would be at least half a dozen or so buyers - sned me a pm, or answer here?

Following te thread with interest, and please count with me for buying one.
Very best regards,
Christian

[bob neill]

Sorry, I was just playing with words. It is like asking if non- is a sense. I was mingling the old US dollars and cents with none-sense. Words are too easy to play with.



Bob Neill

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

Originally Posted by bob neill

Sorry, I was just playing with words. It is like asking if non- is a sense. I was mingling the old US dollars and cents with none-sense. Words are too easy to play with.



Bob Neill

Ah - do I understand that the USA money system has been changed in any way? Perhaps another bright idea of we-know-who? But it makes me curious - please explain?!

[sparrowhawk]

Hi Diderick,

count me in as a customer for the Santa Fe variant. Looks magnificient, lots of vintage glamour.

Cheers, Martin

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

Another step forward: propellers have en prepared, now for the engines - mainly graphically represented.

[scon10]

perfect nose job...

[papermodelfan]

Originally Posted by Diderick A. den Bakker

? You've lost me?

Sorry Diderick. A minor comment referring to a spot on my home office wall where it will hang, next to the large scale Sikorsky S-40, Sikorsky S-42, Boeing B-377 and a Tu-114. Love the large scale propliners.

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

Latest from Cor: in a model as detailed as this, one must have good engine. At 4 cms diameter, it is perhaps less difficult than it looks.

[papermodelfan]

Looking fantastic. Thanks to Cor for some wonderful effects, and thanks for sharing it.