Question on the Upcoming D-Day Group Build...

• Dec 20, 2009

• #41

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Good to see ya back Cory!

Agree with Terry and the rest of ya on only allied stuff with stripes

 

• Dec 20, 2009

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Being a young 'un on this site I missed the whole Wildcat thing and am afraid to ask.... But reading between the lines in Terry's post, I think he's saying that the Wildcat does not rank high on his list of favourite aircraft.

 

• Dec 20, 2009

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No, no thats what Terry wants you to think. Reverse psychology and all that

 

• Dec 20, 2009

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Yup, even saw a pic of him standing next to one.

 

• Dec 21, 2009

• #45

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Grr...mutter...grumble....mumble...b*ll*cks!

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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LMAO Terry.....

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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In my castle....

Here you go CR....http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/modeling/terry-you-gotta-build-18314.html

And.....

Observe how stunned he looks! You can almost hear the wheels turning in his head, coming up with a valid excuse for him to that near a Wildcat...

Will you be posting those detail shots of yours, of the Wildcat, soon old boy?

 

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• Dec 21, 2009

• #48

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Terry's gonna get ya, Terry's gonna get ya, Terry's gonna get ya, better watch out Jan !!!!

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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In my castle....

I'll just introduce him to a few Judys and Bettys and he'll forget about it.....

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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They'd better well be bl**dy stunners then! I'm actually thinking of doing a little diorama of the FAA Wildcat, immediate post WW2. I thought maybe set in a scrap yard, with a guy wielding a bl**dy great cutting torch......

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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Or was the Wildcat wheeled in place without Terry's knowledge?

I take it you'll give the figure a sadistic smile while doing that Terry?

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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Well I'm sure Terry's countenance changed. He was smiling and had an evil laugh. The when Karl (?) took this snapshot Terry smiled trying to cover up the incident.

Interrogation time.

DID YOU OR DID YOU NOT NOTICE THE WILDCAT?

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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Lucky13 said:

Here you go CR....http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/modeling/terry-you-gotta-build-18314.html

And.....

Observe how stunned he looks! You can almost hear the wheels turning in his head, coming up with a valid excuse for him to that near a Wildcat...

Will you be posting those detail shots of yours, of the Wildcat, soon old boy?

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Thank-you Jan. 7 months of festering history condensed into a tidy package. I now consider myself well up to speed with Terry's seemingly irrational aversion to this machine. Perhaps someone could photoshop Terry into this pic to make him feel a little better:

 

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• Dec 21, 2009

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Ah! Now that's how a Wildcat should look!
There's still a bit more history behind all of this CR, going back, I think, to the early stages of the PTO Group Build.

 

• Dec 21, 2009

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That's OK. I get the gist of it!

 

• Dec 22, 2009

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In my castle....

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They'd better well be bl**dy stunners then! I'm actually thinking of doing a little diorama of the FAA Wildcat, immediate post WW2. I thought maybe set in a scrap yard, with a guy wielding a bl**dy great cutting torch......

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Will this criminal look like you then?

 

• Dec 22, 2009

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Oh Yes!!

 

• Dec 26, 2009

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Planning ahead, I am going to do the 1/72 Hasegawa B-26 for the D-Day build. I seem to recall that there was some discussion a while ago about the interior colors on the Marauders. Iirc the upshot was that the interior color was slightly different from the usual green zinc chromate and was something along the lines of Bronze green. Am I remembering this right? Anyone have any additional info on this?

 

• Dec 26, 2009

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Leave it with me Dwight, and I'll dig out the info and all the pics I used when I built my 1/48th scale example. Basically, there were three different colours used in different areas of the aircraft, but most can't even be seen in 1/48th scale, let alone 1/72nd, so it's not a major drama. Soon as I get it all together, I'll e-mail you.

 

• Dec 26, 2009

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Airframes said:

Leave it with me Dwight, and I'll dig out the info and all the pics I used when I built my 1/48th scale example. Basically, there were three different colours used in different areas of the aircraft, but most can't even be seen in 1/48th scale, let alone 1/72nd, so it's not a major drama. Soon as I get it all together, I'll e-mail you.

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Thanks Terry.