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MIKE .....Make me a Spitfire B-)

That's a lot of paint for something in 1-72 ...I don't know why, but watching him placing and adjusting the decals, made me nervous :ph43r: ....odd.

Charl ..."But it has to do with creating something which just a few years ago, might have seemed impossible. Woolly mammoths spring to mind." I'm ever so slightly nervous .... I do have a number of Sims, but nothing that involves genetically modifying, or reviving , Pachyderms in any way shape, or form.

:hesaid: #3 is superb :thumbup:

I've always like this one. Once they fixed the cockpit bubble, it became in my mind an "Honest" aircraft, purposeful if you like. Thanks for posting Mike, I see he has quite the list of projects, I might take a look at the Wilga.

Is on... was onl. But I have only 16GB ..The data transfer rate is also acceptable where possible.

The Spitfire Mk. XIV with the Rolls-Royce Griffon seemed to me to have been a new aircraft that had little to do with the old Spitfires with the Merlin than the external similarities.

The Corsair of the RNZAF, it must have been a magical moment when the pilots of machines like the P-40 from Curtiss switched...

I just "have just put them into operation", the best thing about the really decent work of Carenado is the working weather radar. I was forced to repent in the vicinity of Manaus, Brazil. The thing shows absolutely only red and violet

Great shots JK, and a very informative post :thumbup:

:hesaid: It's not just me... secretly everyone has a Gear fetish waiting to be let out! To be honest I always have haha

Splitpin, Thanks for your kind words. Regards, Aharon

Great shots and great tour of Australia Regards, Aharon