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

[KennyX]

Yes it is, when any glory ever comes by me anyway. Still, I savor what little I get when it does come. Most importantly though for me is what I did for God while I passed through this life. That is the most glorious. If I can make a few more models along the way then that is simply cream on the cake.

Great words, Duke. As a cancer survivor, I feel your emotion and energy. My buddy who writes comic books wants to explore the lives of the saints (Mary of Egypt, Anthony, Christopher) and I told him I would be extremely interested in drawing their stories. Perhaps we will find an audience.

I’d buy it and read it!

[speedgraflex]

Thanks, Ken. Sincerely.

[LyleW]

Sounds interesting. Will it have airplanes? Has to have airplanes!

[speedgraflex]

[LyleW]

Ok

[speedgraflex]

Ok

Is it alright to share religious art for educational purposes? If not, I will remove the painting. I did take this project out to look at the cockpit again. I am excited to finish the instrument panel. After what Rascal Kenny X did with his Zero engine, at the very least I can try something along those lines with the P&W radial.

[LyleW]

I would think that is okay.

[speedgraflex]

[speedgraflex]

Base coat

[Stikpusher]

I would suggest that you remove those bolt heads on the crankcase cover. If you look at the real deal in the photo, the crankcase cover is smooth.