tmanthegreat wrote:Great work! I've thought about painting those interior surfaces an interior green color, but I'm not sure if that's accurate. One thing I did do was get a set of the "Hamilton Standard" logo decals from the BCA site and put them on the prop. I used the decals made for the Corsair, and though they are a little large, they still look good!
I thought about painting the interior surfaces green. As for the decals I did not know about those, thanks. I want to close in the opean areas But because of the wing folding mechanism I am not sure how that would look.
mediump wrote:Looks great, I like how you posed the crewmen too...
pass me the wrench would ya...
Thanks I wished I had some tools for these guys
catman wrote:*passes wrench
good job on the screwholes
Thanks I used plumbers epoxy putty the stuff is like plastic when it dries, just have plenty of water on hand to clean up before it dries.
steelbonnet wrote:I still cannot believe how big the plane is.
Great work with the mods & paint.
ja
Steel Bonnet
It’s a huge freaken plane, my G/F says it’s the best one out there Because the wings fold, even then I had to put away the pudgy p-38 and rearrange the collection and put my corsairs on Zero duty patrol on the ceiling along with the German F-104 that slipped through a time distortion field. HAHAHAAHAHAHAH