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 Post subject: Some of my P-38's
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 1:11 pm 
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Here are a few of my P-38's.

Academy 1/48 P-38J/L
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Academy 1/48 F-5E
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Academy 1/48 P-38E converted to an F-5A (nose is from a Monogram P-38)
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Not to shabby Mike!

My dad always loved the P-38.

He was starting a 1/32nd scale photo recon version, but couldnt find the conclusive anwsers he was looking for.

Hes done 'Pudgy' and 'The Shadow' (night fighter) in 32nd scale.

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Thanks. I build for myself for the most part. I have entered a few contest but just in the adult catagory, no master here.

Here's my whole display case I built. Got tired of all the dusting.
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What info was your dad looking for?

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Looks like you could use a few more cases Mike! :D Looks great!

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Very nice!


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Nice work!

Always thought the Lightning looked snazzy in blue..gotta build one myself these days.

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Very nice :D How did you do the exhaust and the fuel residue streaks?


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Pastel chalk. I have a couple of sets, one earth colors and other grays/black/white. I just sand off some and put on with an old paint brush. I have one brush that I cut down so it's short and stiff the other is an old testors wide paint brush that lets me feather out the chalk. I mix the chalk some to get the shade I want. I picked them up at a local Hobby Lobby.

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Very cool... thanks for the information Mike :)


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Fantastic job on the 38's. 8)
I have only ever built one, and that was a long time ago. I may have to hit the hobby shop and pick one up.


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The top 2 shelfs are all P-38 kits of different scales waiting to be built.

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holy crud, thats alot of 38's! Heck, that's a lot of everything! :lol:


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Here's the rest of the stash.

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Lightweight...my Stash is somewhere around 400 (lost count years ago.) Fortunately, it's all 1/72 WWII so it doesn't take up a lot of space.

I think the most I have of any single type are a dozen or so B-24s of different variants.

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My wife would croak if I had that many waiting for "someday"!!

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