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Old 13 November 2009, 08:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello...........finally finished..............

Thanks to everyone for the kind words of encouragement on the WIP post. I posted here to keep anyone who wished to take a peek and did not want to wade through the earlier thread!

DILEMMA!

What should I build next?????? Those Wingnut kits sure are looking NICE!

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Ken,
All your efforts have paid off. One classic aircraft built and finished beautifully.
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Old 14 November 2009, 03:00 AM   #3 (permalink)
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The 28 is the one that draws me towards 1/32 (that and the much promissed Wing Nut RE8). Well done.
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Old 14 November 2009, 04:47 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Masterpiece Ken---I wish I could build 'em like that--and I've been trying for 50+years.........

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Ken...she looks great (as usual). I'm just glad I'm not going up against you at the regional today.

Break a leg.

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Thanks everyone!

I will take some photos of any WWI stuff that may be show up today at the show...........

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Fantastic build ken ! Good luck at the show !
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Wow, and a question...
Absolutely beautiful. You must have the hands of a surgeon.

Seeing this jogged a question I've always had (sorry if it's a bit off topic): why was one of the 28's guns offset on the fuselage?
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Absolutely beautiful. You must have the hands of a surgeon.

Seeing this jogged a question I've always had (sorry if it's a bit off topic): why was one of the 28's guns offset on the fuselage?
Thanks again everyone! As far as why the machine guns were offset, it was because there was no room to mount them any other way with the oil/fuel tank etc. in the way! also I believe for convenience of service.....?

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Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the answer, Ken, and best of luck in the show!
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