What's on The Workbench (1 Viewer)

[Airframes]

Nice work Kevin and Rob.
That's one BIG bird there Mike! Looking good so far.

 

[Wayne Little]

Thks Wayne now don't make come over there and beat your arse

One time we through the little brother outside after a shower in a towel in 40' temps he was so pissed he put a small hole in the front door I like lttle brothers

What's all this violent talk man....?

 

[javlin]

Looking good there Rob and Mike.When do we see Pan Am Rob??pressure pressure and Mike is that beds back behind the upper turret? and are they sleep number beds?

and Wayne thats not violence is called brotherly love man.You would not believe some of the things I did too and for being a good brother.

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

Javlin, I'll bet the phrase "With friends like you, who needs enemies?" was used quite frequently, wasn't it?

 

[Trebor]

Looking good there Rob and Mike.When do we see Pan Am Rob??pressure pressure

haha, given the number of models you tossed my way, it'll be a while before you see Pan Am...but most likely it'll be the B314 clipper or the B707.

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Fantastic bunch of bits here guys

 

[mikewint]

Javilin, considering WWII and the military they're probably 1/2 inch thick cotton. Don't forget this was the USAAF during WWII. now-a-days in the USAF they probably are sleep number or memory foam.

 

[A4K]

Great work guys!

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Just a couple of completed Boeings for the shelf, 757-200 of 'Britannia' and a 777-200 of 'Emirates'. Both Minicraft Models in 1/144 scale.

 

[Wayne Little]

Javlin, I'll be the phrase "With friends like you, who needs enemies?" was used quite frequently, wasn't it?

....was having similar thoughts....

 

[Airframes]

Nice work there Vic. Pity there aren't 1/48th scale kits of such classics as the Ambassador, Viscount, and Friendship - they'd be a manageable size, and impressive.

 

[Trebor]

Just a couple of completed Boeings for the shelf, 757-200 of 'Britannia' and a 777-200 of 'Emirates'. Both Minicraft Models in 1/144 scale.

ah I love the Triple 7. I want one SOOOOOOO badly! and I wanna do it in the Air Canada livery with GE90 engines and raked wingtips and extended fuselage for the -300 series <3

a couple weeks ago, i started on the Spirit of St Louis. did the interior, assembled the fuselage, masked off the cockpit, puttied the seams, assembled and painted the engine, assembled the prop and wings, and attached the wings to the fuselage once the masking was done. I'll be putting the nosepiece on last. I just gotta figure out how to hold the sucker while I apply primer.

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Looking forward to seeing that one when it's done Rob.

 

[Trebor]

it'll probably be done by next month or so...hopefully. I'm donating this bird to my local airport, so I'm gonna take my time with this one.

 

[javlin]

it'll probably be done by next month or so...hopefully. I'm donating this bird to my local airport, so I'm gonna take my time with this one.

That will be cool Rob better built than sitting in a closet Cheers

 

[mikewint]

Update 1/48 B-29: cutouts finished finally, wings together, horizontal stabilizers together, had to re-do cockpit since I angled the bulkhead incorrectly and fuselage halves together. should get wings on tonight and will post pics soon

 

[Airframes]

Looking forward to them Mike.

 

[Wayne Little]

Hope you've got a wide angle lens Mike....

 

[Trebor]

it ain't gonna be finished this month. next month, probably. in the meantime, in my boredom, I started on the Nieuport 11 Javlin sent me

 

[mikewint]

Update on the 1/48 B-29 Still lots to be done Ruler for scale and so is the p-51 Old Crow