Scratch build Boeing F4B-4

special ed said:

I have learned a number of techniques and ideas from each of your builds, although mine will have an engine and be expected to actually fly (more importantly land so it can be used again) your ideas will fly with mine.

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SaparotRob said:

You are crazy.

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Skyediamonds said:

Guys:
My next builds will be biplanes of an earlier era, namely a German Rumpler & possibly a New Standard D-26. So I don't know if this site will accept.

I do intend to proceed with possibly building the Guillow's P-38J but convert it to an XP-38 prototype. I'm thinking of building three models all at the same time. Call me crazy.

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SaparotRob said:

You are crazy.

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Vic Balshaw said:

Think I might have to agree with Rob...............................................however, I will gladly follow and don't worry with it being outside the WWII scope, this section is for modelling and has a very wide scope.

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Vic Balshaw said:

Think I might have to agree with Rob...............................................however, I will gladly follow and don't worry with it being outside the WWII scope, this section is for modelling and has a very wide scope.

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Skyediamonds said:

Vic:

Thank you, sir for your reply & encouragement. I shall continue posting my builds under the guidelines of modeling.

Glad to see we all have a sense of humor, something sorely missed & needed nowadays.
On that note; Who am I to disobey a Major General?

Cheers,

Skye

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Lucky13 said:

Vic is absolutely right! He does a bit modelling himself from time to time, I do however fail to remember if it was the catwalk style or styrene....

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