Upcoming models

[murphyaa]

I might import those to the new site and give them a refresh.

[herky]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

I might import those to the new site and give them a refresh.

if i was to buy the widgeon who do i need to speak to about getting a recolour done when i can get the photos??

[murphyaa]

Depends on the recolor. I don't have the 3D file any more, so everything has to be done by hand. i suck at doing it that way.

[herky]

nah i was thinking more of the forum rules.i.e if i buy the model then scan it and send it someone to do a recolour for me is that a no-no on here.the scheme itself is a fairly simple one but beyond me

[herky]

this is the scheme i have in mind

[Knife]

I can take a crack at the Widgen repaint if Murphaa agrees. I don't have the original Widgen model so I would need that along with any photos you might have.

[murphyaa]

Go for it knife. I'm lousy at doing repaints by hand. Just don't forget to submit it to me so I can get it on the site.





I got a little carried away with the B-25. I found 3 aircraft representing the 3 major nose types


Glass nose

Short nose, big cannon

Lots o' guns


I'm thinking if adding a 4th version:

Soviet Lend-Lease version (B-25 Mitchellski)

Maybe a British version too...Somebody stop me!



They're just awaitin' their turn in the build queue.

[willygoat]

Sweet Moses! That's a fun looking list of Mitchells!

[nikischutt]

It's a historic aircraft.

Along with the B-26 and A-26, definitely one of the unsung heroes of WW2.

[Swampfox]

Originally Posted by nikischutt

It's a historic aircraft.

Along with the B-26 and A-26, definitely one of the unsung heroes of WW2.

I agree..

One thing I am confused on.

The B-26 was definitely used in WW2.

Where were the A-26s used during WW2? I thought they were more Korean War aircraft .

Thanks for any insight,

SFX.