Academy 1/72 Corsair F4U-1A, Tommy’s Big Hog, Ondongo, 1943.

[speedgraflex]

Thanks so much, Clint. Did you PM me photos of your Trimaster build? That would be grand to see again and again. Apologies if you already did; and thanks in advance.

[Floki]

I'm not sure if I did or not, I still haven't built a base for it yet. I do have it under a acrylic dust cover so it won't get damaged or dusty.

[speedgraflex]

I’m gonna have to drill down in my emails to see what’s the what here, Clint. Apologies. I’m studying Tamiya Corsair cockpits thinking I can make the “egg in a basket” open cockpit design or not. I think it’s fairly straightforward. Famous last words!

[speedgraflex]

As found online, through Claes Sundin’s publisher

Me overloading the visual controls

[Bolleken]

I will follow your progress on that one like Palpatine followed young Anakin Skywalker.

(Don't forget the FF-project )

[speedgraflex]

You’re too kind (I think?) Hah hah or heh heh heh heh? I think of us as Jedi to be honest.

Me mucking about with hue and saturation

[Stuart]

Can't beat a good Corsair - looking forward to seeing this one progress Bruce!

Currently sat at work listening too (which I'm sure you'll appreciate)...

[speedgraflex]

Stuart! Stuart! Your post cuts me most deeply as I missed Bob Burns night at the Daily Pint which is the only pool hall bar in Los Angeles where I take cherished friends and whose juke box contains the Blade Runner soundtrack. Basically the Daily Pint is THE place if one is a fiend for whisky of all sorts and drinking smoky fire water whilst getting an earful of Vangelis continues to be a major once a year necessity.

[Stuart]

I thought you'd like it!

I've just looked up that pub online - that does indeed sound like a great place Bruce, and what a soundtrack to have on the Dukebox!

[Handiabled]

Following!