Proton! The latest Pitts Model 12

[WMcNabb]

It took several hundred hours to paint this aircraft. 12 colors then cleared, sanded with 600 wet and applied drop shadow then cleared again. Also keep in mind, that all of the aluminum panels are painted inside and out which means that the plane has to go together and get taken apart many times. Not to mention the control surfaces, coves, canopy, cowling, etc that have to go on and off through the entire process. So in the end I think it took about four months to complete the entire aircraft.

Clint, Welcome to Giant Scale News!! Glad you're here!

Wade

 

[flysrc]

DOES ANYONE HAVE SOME MORE WALK AROUND PICS OF THIS PLANE. like the top and bottoms of the wings. I've got a Hangar Beast that is getting long in the covering and This cover scheme intrigues me.

D.

 

[WMcNabb]

DOES ANYONE HAVE SOME MORE WALK AROUND PICS OF THIS PLANE. like the top and bottoms of the wings. I've got a Hangar Beast that is getting long in the covering and This cover scheme intrigues me.

D.

Only a couple of additions here, which may or may not have already been posted in this thread.

 

[flysrc]

Thank you,
These are higher rez pics than I have but not many around. I can see enough of the top wing I can get by, maybe alittle creative licensing required. Any Idea what the bottom of the bottom wing looks like? I figure I can do my 30cc Yak like super Dave Matheson I can tackle this in the fall. Just like to collect data up front.

 

[Snoopy1]

Do not know how I missed this one but I agree with all of you just absolutely out standing not often you get the chance to see something done to the utmost. Thanks for shearing.

 

[WMcNabb]

Almost 3 years ago since this one was unveiled to the public at Sun ‘n Fun in Lakeland, FL.
I can tell you that the photos DO NOT do this aircraft justice. It’s absolutely, positively exquisite!!!

 

[Pistolera]

IMHO the finest looking scheme on a Model 12 ever!