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| kenm94591, Comment for image # 33078 | 13 Sep 18 11:56 |
| Thanks. I am just looking for glue joints and can't seem to find any...impressive.
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| rayl, Comment for image # 33078 | 12 Sep 18 17:28 |
| Ken: Thanks for the compliment:-). IIRC the main body of the yoke was cut out a piece of 0.060" styrene. The flange was made from some 0.030 styrene cut to the basic shape then glued up. I did some final shaping and drilled for the axle after it dried for a week or so. Feel free to ask any more questions of me or anybody else on the VA website. There is a lot of knowledge here. |
| kenm94591, Comment for image # 33078 | 12 Sep 18 01:06 |
| Your builds are beautiful and I have been looking at them in awe. I could never build to your level. I was impressed with the nose gear yoke you built styrene. Could you give me some insight in how you built it. Thanks |
| heywooood, Comment for image # 33689 | 02 May 17 09:36 |
| what an outstanding model !!
inside and out this is a real beauty, you have captured the form of this air frame and its details with tremendous accuracy. I hope you don't mind me copying this pic to my HD Ray. |
| OLD A&P, Comment for image # 34026 | 02 Dec 15 00:07 |
| Very nice, I have always liked that aircraft, But my favorite in that time line was the F84, the early ones with the straight wings. Loved the F 101 VooDoo a bit later on. Much better airplane than the F 100 in M.H.O. |
| rayl, Comment for image # 34056 | 09 May 15 13:20 |
| Don: If you type the Registration # into Google, there are about 4 websites that will give you the information on the plane, up to and including flight-plans and where the plane currently is. It also works for foreign A/C: Quite a neat thing. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 34027 | 09 May 15 10:27 |
| Being curious, I sent a letter to Curtiss-Wright. Maybe we'll learn some more. |
| Don C, Comment for image # 34056 | 09 May 15 10:16 |
| Wow! Where did you find this? It was flown by a good friend and neighbor of ours from about 1987-1997 or so. |
| rayl, Image # 34056 | 07 May 15 19:27 |
DNo C & DD: Here's a better shot of N4932 |
| Don C, Comment for image # 34027 | 05 May 15 11:13 |
| Indeed! Good pilot though - didn't even bend the props. |
| poppy, Comment for image # 34025 | 05 May 15 03:33 |
| Very well done! I like the panel shading. |
| rayl, Comment for image # 34026 | 04 May 15 16:31 |
| Thanks Don! |
| rayl, Image # 34027 | 04 May 15 14:15 |
Don C: Wouldn't like to know the story behind this photo? |
| Don C, Comment for image # 34026 | 04 May 15 09:40 |
| Used that color on a couple of U-control. Pretty spiffy back then. Nice Scorpion! |
| rayl, Image # 34026 | 04 May 15 08:56 |
I used the long defunct Archers Day-Glo red for the artic markings. |
| rayl, Image # 34025 | 04 May 15 08:55 |
A Revell F-89J in Metallizer paint. |
| rayl, Image # 34024 | 04 May 15 08:46 |
Another shot of the DO 335. I used ModelMaster acrylic paint. |
| rayl, Image # 34023 | 04 May 15 08:44 |
Poppy: Here's a TAmiya 1/48 DO335 that I built several years ago |
| Don C, Comment for image # 33692 | 01 Apr 15 09:28 |
| Thanks for sharing a very interesting build. I learned a few things. That is one beautiful model. |
| rayl, Comment for image # 33691 | 31 Mar 15 07:35 |
| Hey Guys, Thanks for all of the compliments. |
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