Recent content by Lt. Z0mBe

Welcome to the boards and the delicate art of scale modeling. Here's a link to the Finishing forum over at Starship Modeler - Discussion Forum Starship Modeler Discussion Forums :: View Forum - Finishing All of it is applicable to WWII aircraft modeling. I think you'll find some useful...

Excellent work!! Kenny

Guys, I'm pretty sure it was a metaphor. :) The point was it was shotgun (conical) or sledgehammer ("two-bit piece"). That was the pilot's choice of words - "two-bit piece." Kenny

I watched a show on the Hitlory channel about P-51 drivers. They said that had two choices when setting convergence. Basically, all could be toed in to fired through a conical area. The other option was to have all the rounds pass though a circle "the size of a two-bit piece." Pretty big...

Thanks, Adler!! I trust you, man. I didn't think it had wing tanks either. I just wanted to make sure I Wasn't crazy. :) No room out there for much of anything without killing the spectacular roll rate. They'd have to be outboard of the wing cannons. Thanks again, Kenny

Danke, Adler! Are those the only two tanks she has? Ich schätze die Informationen sehr. Thanks Again, Kenny

Wise and Sagely Warbird Experten, I'm working on a scale modeling project right now. Anyone have any links showing the precise location of the Dora's fuselage fuel tanks and filler caps? Any help or advice is appreciated. Thank You, Kenny

Wise and Sagely Warbird Experten, My name's Kenny. I'm a WWII warbird enthusiast. I also serve as (2LT) aircrew in the USAF AUX-CAP flying SAR, CD, and HS sorties. Low and slow is where we go. :) At any rate, I stumbled upon this excellent resource for my other interest: Scale model...