1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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This is my second time building "Mild and Bitter" (4th time for this kit). The first was for Bill Vollenweider, son of Ed V., who was a co-pilot on this particular plane (also flew "Flak Bait"). This time around, I built this one for Lou(pilot)...who will be receiving it later in the week.

The first one gets a couple cameo's in this news clip....http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/Worl ... n/20012696

I went all out with the first one...lots of added detail (all scratched), as well as a complete re-scribe. A massive lack in free time did not allow for all the extra effort. This on is OOB.

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Still have to make a display base/case like the first one.
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Re: 1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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I like it!
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Looks real good! Having just finished this same kit as Flak Bait, I know what it took to get there! ;)
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Re: 1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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OOB or not , this is a great build. I am sure that Lou will be very happy with it. Cool that you are in contact with the crew and are able to build and give them something to honour their effort.
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Looks real nice Fermis.
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She's a real beaut Fermis! Nice job all around, and inspires me to get mine out of the stash someday.
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Re: 1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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Gorgeous....we don't need no stinkin' recessed panel lines. You prove that here.

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Re: 1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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Fermis, That is one beautiful build! and for a good cause. It is great that you honor the crews when you can. You know they appreciate it.
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Thanks all!

Bill came out to my place last night to pick up the model, to take to Lou (out in California) next week.
He said he'll send me some pics....I'll post em when I get em!
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Re: 1/48 Revell B-26 "Mild and Bitter"

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Another cool looking B-26! Nice work.

And a nice link to the real crew.

Cheers

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