| Image Comments |
| moostang51 | 17-Nov-07 20:01 |
| I think you get the idea. Tomorrow final seat positioning and lap belt make for a 10% discount on insurance. |
| Barnstormer | 17-Nov-07 20:04 |
| Beautiful job Moos I love the detal, Very well done!!! |
| Jedi | 17-Nov-07 20:14 |
| I love this....Im trying to do this on my P-40 but Im having trouble getting the gauges to look right. Are those decals or what?Did you build it outside the plane first and then put it in? |
| John M Oshust | 17-Nov-07 20:43 |
| Try Geico maybe it will be more...Super! |
| John M Oshust | 17-Nov-07 21:00 |
| Please do not forget the muffler bearing cut-off switch! |
| poppy | 17-Nov-07 21:19 |
| Super details, Moos. |
| cdwheatley | 18-Nov-07 05:48 |
| Magnificent! |
| moostang51 | 18-Nov-07 07:07 |
| Jedi, all pieces are dry fitted first, sidewalls, dash etc...then removed for painting and detailing. Most gauges are photocopies of various kits ( backgroung black and white dials seem to come out truer color this way). Gauge bezels are sterling silver closed jump rings from my wifes' hobby beading tray. Selt belts 3/16" ribbon with 1/64" plywood carved buckles. I can see how one accumulates items for a "magic box". |
| David Duckett | 18-Nov-07 11:31 |
| I would give this a JFB x 10. On a scale of 1 to 10. Y'all do know that Moostang is a Carpenter, don't you? Must be a pretty damned good one to be able to do this on such a small scale as well as big buildings. Beautiful work, here. |
