P-51 Special Interest Group
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fubar57
General
Excellent. Thanks for sharing beaupower.
Geo
Geo
A4K
Brigadier General
With Geo, thanks mate!
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beaupower32
Tech Sergeant
glad ya enjoyed it
Crimea_River
Marshal
Excellent site!
GregP
Major
I can't figure out how to register!
bobbysocks
Chief Master Sergeant
greg, you have to go to the logo and click there. that will take you to a form thread...click it ahd you will get another thread...read that and you find out you have to email the posterr directly and state your interest. they have capped the membership due to spammers and such. but you ought to get in....if you do invite me. i am going to try...if i get in i will invite you.
update...i tried all the links to email the guy but it wont take any of them. says you have to be a member to email or i dont have the priviledge to prefrom that action. i dont know...
actually i think this site is no longer maintained. the files are all DXF and some of the stuff wont even open...
update...i tried all the links to email the guy but it wont take any of them. says you have to be a member to email or i dont have the priviledge to prefrom that action. i dont know...
actually i think this site is no longer maintained. the files are all DXF and some of the stuff wont even open...
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P51 SIG
I found this site yesterday and I truly wish to thank the people who are keeping up the great website and appreciate the info the HP contains. I got a full set of Mustang drawings a cuple of years ago and am now engaged to built models the airplane in 1/32 scale, all from scratch. But the progress is far slower than the NAA people`s back in 1940. Shown are of the former the one piece/seamless fuselage and the wing of the A-36/P-51 and the fuselage of the B/C model in 1/32 scale based on the NAA drawings but the nose and the lower fuselage of the former are purely
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I found this site yesterday and I truly wish to thank the people who are keeping up the great website and appreciate the info the HP contains. I got a full set of Mustang drawings a cuple of years ago and am now engaged to built models the airplane in 1/32 scale, all from scratch. But the progress is far slower than the NAA people`s back in 1940. Shown are of the former the one piece/seamless fuselage and the wing of the A-36/P-51 and the fuselage of the B/C model in 1/32 scale based on the NAA drawings but the nose and the lower fuselage of the former are purely
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