One of my favorite "Dinky toys"

[robcarrich]

Been thinking of having a crack at the P80 for a long time now.
Its a bag of modeling pitfalls but its such a beautiful old aeroplane!
Long way to go!



Rob

[Spook48]

I couldn,t agree with you more.
I cant wait for the result.

[jankees]

excellent idea, and simskunkworks are working on a T-33 as well!

[Sundog]

Awesome choice Rob. This sim could definitely benefit from a P-80. It's looking good.

[StormILM]

We used to have a Lockheed T-33A here on field owned by the late Captain George Lancaster who later sold the T-33A for his A-26 Invader. I helped maintain the T-33A for a while, learned lots about the airframe. Hated to see her go when he sold it.

[noddy]

Nice one Rob.

[DennyA]

Ooh, anxious to see this one, Rob! Love that your awesome planes cover the 40's-60's era so well. So many great designs in those days.

[robcarrich]

Work in progress shots.

[Priller]

Now that is already looking fingerlicking good!!

Priller

[modelr]

Now that is already looking fingerlicking good!!

Priller

Five fingers good!

[modelr]

Work in progress shots.

Really looking forward to this one, Rob. I still remember the old Lindberg kit from back in the '50s. Was one of the first plastic models I built as a young teenager.

Don

[stovall]

Droooool. Great work Rob.

[noddy]

That is looking really good Rob.

[Mario Donadon]

beautiful thing to see

[Javis]

Now that's a great looking Dinky toy ! Thanks a lot, Rob ! Looking forward to it !

Nostalgia in Optima forma !

I still remember the old Lindberg kit from back in the '50s. Was one of the first plastic models I built as a young teenager.

Yeah, tell me about it, Don. Twas mine too. We were happy little boys then, weren't we. Imagine no telephones, no 'social media', just the Lindberg Line, Revell and Monogram (later) from the shop of dreams round the corner.

[jankees]

I'd better start collecting info on paintschemes...

[modelr]

Now that's a great looking Dinky toy ! Thanks a lot, Rob ! Looking forward to it !

Nostalgia in Optima forma !



Yeah, tell me about it, Don. Twas mine too. We were happy little boys then, weren't we. Imagine no telephones, no 'social media', just the Lindberg Line, Revell and Monogram (later) from the shop of dreams round the corner.

Yep, that's the one!

Those were the days!

And Rob does such a fine job of replicating these early jets for us. Thank You, Rob.