DONE: A-20G Havoc, RAAF No.22 Squadron, Kamiri 1944 Group Build

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Cheers lads, got some work done on the cockpit and rear guns today.

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Thats it till the week after next, I'm heading away for a week tomorrow.

See you all when i get back! :)
 
I saw this kit review by someone and said Wow! I wonder if anyone is going to build this for our GB, and here it is.. good work so far! :D
 
Cheers paul, great link! :thumbleft:

I found some information on the P-40 pilot. Wing Commander Leslie Douglas Jackson, he got the DFC plus bar. Fought in Libya and New Guinea. He was commander of RAAF 75 Squadron.

I found a profile of a P-40 he flew, but it is from 1942 and before he was promoted. I might just build this one! :)

G'day Keith, Les Jackson didn't fight in the Middle East, that was his older brother. See this thread I posted a few years back for more info.
http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aviation/ace-brothers-7050.html
Either way, both these gallant mens' aircraft would be an excellent choice for this GB.
 
Thanks all! :)

Got back this evening, we didn't drink all the local wine Terry, but we had a bloody good go at it! Ate too much good food too, I've put on a few lbs. And got sunburned, the weather was fantastic! Myself and the missus had a great time exploring the region, lots of interesting things to do and see (especially the french girls, sunglasses are great! :lol:)

I spent this afternoon sitting here drinking beer while herself went shopping. Place de Verdun in La Rochelle.

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Called in to Les Geants de la Miniature in La Rochelle on thursday, its a cool little model shop. The guy sitting behind the counter has the best job in the world, he was building a 1/35 Panzer IV and getting paid for it! We couldn't talk modelling because of the language barrier, but I did express my admiration for his builds on display in the shop. I bought some 1/35 German tank crew figures, didn't have any room in the bag for anything bigger.

Normal service on the Havoc will resume tomorrow. Now I have lots of threads here to catch up on.
 

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