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Excellent Russell,a very novel approach.
Take care there,Barry.
I don't know if I've put this one up before or not because ever since my heart attack and the medincation they've got me on I've had a problem remembering things (bloody asprin) any how here's my attempt at nose art it's a B24 Bomber and the guns sticking out of the nose are my wife's used needles (washed & sterilesed) but I think they look good for now until I can find something a bit better.
Desert Rat :sunglasse
Excellent Russell,a very novel approach.
Take care there,Barry.
'And there I was oil on my goggles from a broken pipe,then I looked at the altimeter,all I could see was the makers name !'
www.wonwinglo.scale-models.net/
Now there's something a bit different. I like the needles!
Take it easy Desert Rat, I hope the recovery progresses well. Modelling is great therapy though!
“Dirty British coaster with a salt-caked smoke stack, Butting through the Channel in the mad March days"
That's a great way to display nice aircraft without taking up so much space. Was it a specific kit or have you made the display up yourself?
Kellysands it a freebie of the net but I have though of doing it with some of my other planes i have it would be so easy just to built the nose and place it on a background board like this one & bunkerbarge yes U'r right the model building is great therapy it helps on long lonely night to when I can't sleep like tonight although I had to abandon my den tonight as the male cat came in and settle down to have a sleep if U wake him up the rest of the house gets woken as well, the laptop is in a different room.
Russell
I've never seen that before.
Great idea and a good build.
Cheers JTF
May I ask where you got the model from as I can not find any nose models at all on the net. Please help.
Bigbadgers, at the moment Dingo can't help you and nor can I but I do know that he gets most of his cardstock models of the net through doing searches on Google if I can find something that says where he got it from I'll let you know toherwise you'll have to wait until around the 20th Jan after he has recovered. Sorry about that.
Dingo's wife Kerin
Geedubbya seems to know an amazing wealth of suppliers of all things card related and I'm sure he will come up with something when he reads your post.
“Dirty British coaster with a salt-caked smoke stack, Butting through the Channel in the mad March days"
The B-24 nose is from FiddlersGreen, and I think it is a freebie.
Bob
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