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[Second Air Force]

Very nice results so far, No.1!

I did just a little bit on the Raiden and Zero this weekend, then had to make room on the bench for a different project. After I pushed all the stuff out of the way I set these projects up like the scrapman did after WWII......

Group Build> Japan

[draken35]

It's really a nice kit!

[draken35]

Scott, nice "triple dive"!!!

[No.1]

Nice position for taking image Remind me on post war piles of abandoned aircrafts

[Second Air Force]

Yes, that line-up was inspired by a whole series of photos taken at Walnut Ridge, Arkansas during the scrapping operation. I've been all over the airfield through the years and I've actually stood in virtually the exact spot where this picture was taken. It was the Motor Pool/Motor Repair area during WWII and the final resting spot for hundreds of single-engine aircraft during the salvage period.

Group Build> Japan

[No.1]

What will any of us give just to have any sample from this scrap yard

[No.1]

I weak up early and paint green over. Kit have no streaks on top wing, this is just fresh color.

[Profa]

i envy all of you for building so fast 

[No.1]

[Sall]

Good job Srecko! I like your progress!
Scott...Excelent photos! I like your machines.All of them are different!

[No.1]

Thanks Two small steps- pilot get basic brown coat and propeller get just basic colors over

[draken35]

Scott, amazing photo!
Srecko, nice progress!

[No.1]

My kit get coat of Klir or how it is called...

[Letipapa]

You guys are all incredible.Absolutely great and fantastic.

[No.1]

You are right, Scott and Daniel really work great, I am just weak support 

I fight with decals. I am not sure about situation today but this old decals have coat of something over decals and you need really hot water over it and to smudge surface with finger to release decal from base surface. Decals need to be trimmed later as well to put solvent over it.