What's on your work bench atm ?

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Impisi
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Wow nice stuff here!

a liitle bit of painting on a Fw 190 D-9
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Stikpusher wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 9:48 am Looking good Stuart! The P-39 was such a sleek design! Too bad the Army Air Corps nixed the super charger for the engine. But down low it was still quite effective.
The Eduard kit looks nice. I’ve only built the Monogram ‘Cobra…. quite a few of them over the years :whistle:

My last one being the most successful type, a Q as flown by the VVS. Those Russkis were able to get the most out of the type.

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That's nice that is!
keavdog wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 1:27 pm
Stuart wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 3:55 am Well I've FINALLY got the wheels and the drop tanks on the P-39 I've had n a corner of the bench for about 2 years LOL. Another year or so and I may get the prop and guns fitted! :bag:

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Looking good Stuart. Must have nice taxi visibility from the cockpit as opposed to a tail dragger like the Corsair. I don't think I've ever built one of these :bag:
I know right, it's a very different stance from the normal WWII fighters. Looks very cool.
Stikpusher wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 10:54 pm
BlackSheep214 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 9:55 am Never knew the Russian flew them. Well now, I gotta buy 3 of them. :giggles: :giggles: :giggles: :giggles:
You never knew about the Russians and the P-39? They loved it and one of their top scoring aces scored more kills flying one than any other Allied ace did in any other type. Alexander Pokryshkin was officially credited with 59 victories plus 6 shared kills. Of his 59 kills, 47 were while he was flying P-39s. The top RAF ace was Johnny Johnson who scored 38 victories while flying Spitfires, and for the US it was Dick Bong with 40 confirmed victories flying P-38s.

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That's cool that is - just goes to show it wasn't a bad aircraft at all.
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Impisi wrote: Fri Sep 18, 2026 1:20 pm Wow nice stuff here!

a liitle bit of painting on a Fw 190 D-9
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Looks good Martin!
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Medicman71 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 1:23 pm So I needed something to build quickly and I got the Academy 1/144 P-8A Poseidon out. It really was an easy build and in one day I had it pretty much completely built. There's a few places to clean up and then it's ready for painting. I'm probably going to get decals for it later.

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Very cool Mike!

I think the RAF is supposed to get a couple of those.
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Progress on the KC-135R
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Mucked up the belly of the LandCruiser - wish I had a lighter dust but against the black it is what it is.
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LandCruiser is so close to clear flat - waiting for the mirrors to dry.

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KC-135R getting there - primer on. Working on the engines

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The Land Cruiser looks really good!
A lot of nice details, like those door hinges, very realistic!

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Nice! I did the KC-135E and it wasn't a bad kit. Those ribs on the outside at the back are way to big. Since you have a KC-135R, you could sand them down to just barely there. Most KC-135's have them on the inside now.
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Good gravy, you fellas are model building up some absolutely tasty works in progress! Bravo, all!
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I really like the 135. Such an under appreciated and most important type!
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