Show off Warbird photos...you know you have one!

[Wayne Parrish]

Very nice a/c ! I built a BVM T-33 when he first brought it out ,great flyer if you could get the gear to stay in it ! He had designed the first gear too light for that big bird.

 

[Jetpainter]

Very nice a/c ! I built a BVM T-33 when he first brought it out ,great flyer if you could get the gear to stay in it ! He had designed the first gear too light for that big bird.

I replaced the nose gear platform, and nose gear door several times on both of those airplanes. He also had a silver P80 that I worked on several times, but I don't have any pictures handy.

 

[pawnshopmike]

Only Warbird I have is Mountain Models L4 Grasshopper.

 

[Wayne Parrish]

Looking good,I'm sure its a joy to fly

 

[pawnshopmike]

Looking good,I'm sure its a joy to fly

Thanks. It's a joy as long as there's no wind. It's really light and and any kind if wind at all wants to carry it away like a kite.

 

[tyor]

Here is mine polikarpov I16 with saito fg84 radial, and hangar9 camel with saito fg19 radial.

 

[Wayne Parrish]

Those are some very nice looking birds ! Enjoy !

 

[WMcNabb]

As a self proclaimed Mustang addict, I've been researching a paint scheme for 1/5 scale Jerry Bates P-51B that I'm planning to start once the Staggerwing is flying.

If I decided on a strictly scale scheme, I'm drawn to the 4th Fighter Group because of the nose art of Don Allen. Think of "Blondie", "Sweet Arlene", and a couple of others.

While searching for more on the 4th FG, I came across this exquisite 1/5 scale museum piece, and thought you might enjoy it.

http://www.spitfireinmyworkshop.net/mustang-intro.php

 

[era-fia]

 

[Bartman]

As a self proclaimed Mustang addict, I've been researching a paint scheme for 1/5 scale Jerry Bates P-51B that I'm planning to start once the Staggerwing is flying.

If I decided on a strictly scale scheme, I'm drawn to the 4th Fighter Group because of the nose art of Don Allen. Think of "Blondie", "Sweet Arlene", and a couple of others.

While searching for more on the 4th FG, I came across this exquisite 1/5 scale museum piece, and thought you might enjoy it.

http://www.spitfireinmyworkshop.net/mustang-intro.php

Excalibur III of Col. Charles Blair maybe?