1/100 scale is the new black

[Butelczynski]

Originally Posted by Brent

I was going to do one of Jimmy Stewart's B-24s but I saw that Bruno already had it covered.


Brent

Which nr. of B-24 is one of J. Steward? That could be something.

Nice P-40. It reminded me of Chinese P-40 flown at tail end and after ww2. Thanks for the story too. A lot of pretty famous people from all countries from time after war did serve but it was so long ago hardly anyone remembers.

[Brent]

Originally Posted by Butelczynski

Which nr. of B-24 is one of J. Steward? That could be something.

Nice P-40. It reminded me of Chinese P-40 flown at tail end and after ww2. Thanks for the story too. A lot of pretty famous people from all countries from time after war did serve but it was so long ago hardly anyone remembers.

One of Jimmy Stewart's B-24s was "Male Call" I think it is number 3962 in Bruno's catalogue.

Brent

[georgerutherford1861]

What a great repaint and story, thank you for sharing it with us.

Doug

[Brent]

Originally Posted by georgerutherford1861

What a great repaint and story, thank you for sharing it with us.

Doug

Thanks Doug, I appreciate it.

Brent

[scissorsandplanes]

Not sure if this P-40 is my old design, since it looks so good. (better than I remember my own build results)

If it is, the result just answered my recent question to myself whether I should revisit the P-40 series. Naah (use Australian accent here)

[Brent]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Not sure if this P-40 is my old design, since it looks so good. (better than I remember my own build results)

If it is, the result just answered my recent question to myself whether I should revisit the P-40 series. Naah (use Australian accent here)

Yes Bruno, it is your excellent early design. I just added a few tweaks.

Brent

[Rata]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

If it is, the result just answered my recent question to myself whether I should revisit the P-40 series. Naah (use Australian accent here)

Great. Australians known for a word that means ''I can't be bothered''.

I should be upset but naah.

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by Rata

Great. Australians known for a word that means ''I can't be bothered''.

I should be upset but naah.

Can I also use it in the sense of: "not really necessary" ? which was more what I meant

(why do I expect you to respond with: "Yeah...naah" ?)

[Mike1158]

I believe that the adage "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is apropos here mate.

[Rata]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Can I also use it in the sense of: "not really necessary" ? which was more what I meant

(why do I expect you to respond with: "Yeah...naah" ?)

Yeah...naah.