N4521U
Colonel
Now how did Glenn got a shot of one of my builds????????
1/48 F-86 Sabre - Aircraft Nose Art GB.
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meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
Trying to get this one done under the wire. She's up on blocks again with another landing gear breakage.
Bummer man...
N4521U
Colonel
It doesn't have Navy Carrier legs Paul!
She's lookin good tho.
She's lookin good tho.
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
I agree, she's looking good.
Charles
Charles
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Certainly looking good Paul, and I hope the undercart holds up this time.
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meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
Been thinking of making this one a "hanger". The gear is really flimsy, even with wire in the legs it is still wobbly.
fubar57
General
I'm sure you've already looked Paul, but 18$ for metal landing gear.....yikes. If the gear covers fit, no problem with flyers. Good luck with which ever way you choose to go.
Geo
Geo
N4521U
Colonel
You could put it up on jack stands with the gear legs up and doors open!!!!!!!
dneid
Staff Sergeant
Sorry to hear about the gear issues, Paul. But, I do like how that lil dragon is coming together. Very nice, bud.
Dale
Dale
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Legs or no legs (which I'm sorry to hear about), that dragon sure looks good.
It does look the Biz...
Crimea_River
Marshal
Agreed.
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Sorry to hear that! Looking great nonetheless!
If it had that, navy legs, you'd be able to stand on her!
If it had that, navy legs, you'd be able to stand on her!
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meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
***Charles update***
He asked me to let the guys in the modeling section know how he is doing. He had a minor stroke a few days ago while dining out. He was in ICU until around 5:00pm today. He is in a standard room now getting antibiotics via an I.V. drip to combat a bit of pneumonia in one lung. He sounds good and clear, considering what he has been through.
Keep him in your thoughts and prayers. He hopes to be home soon, I think I speak for all in wishing him a speedy recovery and no more problems.
Paul.
He asked me to let the guys in the modeling section know how he is doing. He had a minor stroke a few days ago while dining out. He was in ICU until around 5:00pm today. He is in a standard room now getting antibiotics via an I.V. drip to combat a bit of pneumonia in one lung. He sounds good and clear, considering what he has been through.
Keep him in your thoughts and prayers. He hopes to be home soon, I think I speak for all in wishing him a speedy recovery and no more problems.
Paul.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Definitely Paul. Thanks for the update and, if you see him before I get the chance to parly with him, do pass on my best wishes
dneid
Staff Sergeant
Hey, Paul,
Thank you very much for the information on Charles. I will keep him in my thoughts and prayers. Please pass along my well wishes.
Dale
Thank you very much for the information on Charles. I will keep him in my thoughts and prayers. Please pass along my well wishes.
Dale
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meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
It is with heavy heart that I report my first non-finish in a G.B.
Even with the extension, work, family issues, landing gear breakage, (Yes, the nose gear broke also.) and weariness took their toll.
I will endeavor to make sure this never happens again.
At the same time, I congratulate all those that did finish.
Even with the extension, work, family issues, landing gear breakage, (Yes, the nose gear broke also.) and weariness took their toll.
I will endeavor to make sure this never happens again.
At the same time, I congratulate all those that did finish.
