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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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Very pretty!!!

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Just love those "30's" schemes of silver with the red white and blue tails! Must have been quite impressive with their South American tour. Show the flag and train crews at the same time.


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Holedigger wrote:
Slowly coming along...,

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Yours sure looks a heII of a lot better than this!

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NICE GOING MY FRIEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Nice work on the profiles, both of you!

Speaking of the South American tour stuff, I found this certificate in the 2nd Bombardment Group file and shot a poor photo of it. I didn't want to handle it too much and it is too large to fit my scanner. Sorry about the quality.
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That certificate is a very cool bit of history.

The flat waist position was the upgrade to the blister waist positions. Much easier to build, less weight and more streamlined, but less visibility.


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Wow.., Scotty.., what a cool piece of the 2nd to handle!

Very nice!

Academy did a box top art for a B-17 that showed a formation shot (artist rendering) over Buenos Aires. A nice rendering none the less. B-17C/D kit I believe. 1:72 scale. Nice build overall.

http://www.megahobby.com/productimages/acd/ACD2106.jpg

I like the alternating 'three color' band on the nacelles..wonder how accurate that is?

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Oh, I love that print of the Swoose.

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