GB 72 Pacific Theater in WWII - any thoughts? (7 Viewers)

I thought - buy a couple resin engines, get a big pile of cigarette ash, and - voila!
 
What incident?
Go up and see my post #18, which was a response to A4K's post #1
 
To all Group Builders and Greg Boeser Greg Boeser who has asked if he can finish a build that is "not too far along". We don't seem to be a hyper-competitive bunch; there's no prize money. Zombie builds don't come along that often so after deliberation; I will allow a started build that does not have the fuselage glued together to be used. For builds that are past that point, Zombie builds will show up when they get the votes.
 
Wait what's the max size limit?
None, any scale (except for actual full scale rebuilds :-) )

Dave - interesting idea, but mine will be a kiwi when I make it: NZ3503 'ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME', No.40 Sqn. RNZAF.
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None, any scale (except for actual full scale rebuilds :-) )

Dave - interesting idea, but mine will be a kiwi when I make it: NZ3503 'ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME', No.40 Sqn. RNZAF.
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Oh shoot, I'm gonna enter my 1/4 flyable A6M5
 
And, going by memory, Lt. Curdes was only one of three pilots who had the distinction of having Axis credits from both fronts, but the only one officially credited with a U.S. "kill".
 
Is it or isn't it?
Yes.
 

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