On The Deck

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I did one once, back in the late 1970's, based on that well-known photo of a Hellcat, on its nose, with the fuselage cut off just behind the cockpit.
Took bl**dy ages to do, and it got wrecked a few months later, when I had to do an emergency stop on the way back from an exhibition, when some pratt ran a red light. The box it was in, restrained by a lap-strap on the rear seat, shot forward, hit the dashboard, and landed, open end of the box down, on top of the gear lever.
I was not very pleased at the time ...................
 
That should probably go in my "Down in Flames" thread! Jeez!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Look at the car starting to swerve!
 
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