Nice assembly line! The helo wake is a really, nice touch! Do you make a spinning helo rotor? How do you do that? Got any close ups of the helo rotor? I've been thinking about that for my Spruance model. I also have in mind to make a 1/350 PBM-5 seaplane dio and portray the props as turning.
You guys will eventually entice me into making a CV, soon enough, once that Nektarios and I can come to an agreement on his fee for assembling and painting the aircraft for me. Just kidding!
Hi Carl,
The a/c are not finished yet, i am the same as you with regards to making a/c, my airwings are back logging, i have to get into it someday soon, with regards to the rotors/props, i will use very thin plastic sheet or celophane same diameter as the Rotors/props lightly sand in circles and draw in the blades as if they were moving.
NukeMM wrote:You guys will eventually entice me into making a CV, soon enough, once that Nektarios and I can come to an agreement on his fee for assembling and painting the aircraft for me. Just kidding!
Hmmmm............ I told you Carl
F-18s 60 mil $ apiece.
F-14s 70 mil $ apiece.
EA-6 and E-2s 100 mil $ apiece.
SH/MH-60s 45 mil $ apiece.
S-3s 50 mil $ apiece.
This is the fly-away cost.
On the workbench:
Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
kidcurrie42 wrote:Ok, You have the a/c, I have the ship, lets toss a coin heads i win, you know the address
are you going the Resin route for your FDR ?
Happy modeling
John
I agree as long as i toss the coin.
I ll wait for HP to release the 1970s version of CVA-42 in resin. I believe they will produce it cause it has small differences from the 1957 version they produce now.
On the workbench:
Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
kidcurrie42 wrote:Ok, You have the a/c, I have the ship, lets toss a coin heads i win, you know the address
are you going the Resin route for your FDR ?
Happy modeling
John
I agree as long as i toss the coin.
I ll wait for HP to release the 1970s version of CVA-42 in resin. I believe they will produce it cause it has small differences from the 1957 version they produce now.