Well, it's all complete! Was very fun putting together a base and setting a scene, it consumed a lot of my free time though. My only regret.. choosing 1/48 scale 
Now I will attempt to explain the scene in a simple story:
Sam has just landed after a bombing mission and is right at the corner of the dispersal ready to be towed. The tractor has just linked up and our driver is checking its stability and also waiting on the service crewman in the back to put up the ladder. While this is happening the head mechanic (cant you tell by his tan?) is pointing something out on the engine while a a member of the flight crew is also observing with his pen and note pad. Over on the side we have some oil drums and sparse luggage loaded off the plane and a bucket of water. Every job has a slacker and here is our man, taking a breather on a knocked over oil drum. Standing next to him is another flight member who is taking in all of nature after a rather intense flight. The pilot has decided to reside in the cockpit and take a easy ride back to base. Fin-
ALSO, A huge thank you to Airframes for information on Hethel and overall processes on how to do things I never attempted.
Enjoy!!
Now I will attempt to explain the scene in a simple story:
Sam has just landed after a bombing mission and is right at the corner of the dispersal ready to be towed. The tractor has just linked up and our driver is checking its stability and also waiting on the service crewman in the back to put up the ladder. While this is happening the head mechanic (cant you tell by his tan?) is pointing something out on the engine while a a member of the flight crew is also observing with his pen and note pad. Over on the side we have some oil drums and sparse luggage loaded off the plane and a bucket of water. Every job has a slacker and here is our man, taking a breather on a knocked over oil drum. Standing next to him is another flight member who is taking in all of nature after a rather intense flight. The pilot has decided to reside in the cockpit and take a easy ride back to base. Fin-
ALSO, A huge thank you to Airframes for information on Hethel and overall processes on how to do things I never attempted.
Enjoy!!
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