SOH P-61 project

[N2056]

That's the part I'm still working on

[falcon409]

That's the part I'm still working on

LMAO, alrighty then, lol.

[robcap]

Was this posted before?

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[OleBoy]

Somewhere behind us. Yeah, there were two parts.

[warchild]

::chuckles:; Dont lose that addy.. Hopefully, when we finish with the p-61 we'll be able to refer everyone to that film and the POH for learning how to fly this thing ..

[jankees]

I don't know if you guys noticed, but I added another book to our library, check my folder.
It's in japanese, but don't let that stop you from admiring the photographs!

Check this one for an example of fine weathering:



how's Rob doing with the textures?

[OleBoy]

Thanks JK. From the looks of the photo (and many others) most of them look to have been in service on dirt fields. Almost as if they all followed one another down the runway in a skirmish, with the one in front throwing what ever is on the runways at the one behind..lol.
.....Downloading the file now. Thank You.

[warchild]

Fantastic book.. Thanks Jankees ..

[stansdds]

Thanks JK. From the looks of the photo (and many others) most of them look to have been in service on dirt fields. Almost as if they all followed one another down the runway in a skirmish, with the one in front throwing what ever is on the runways at the one behind..lol.
.....Downloading the file now. Thank You.

Those serving in the Pacific lead hard lives as the environment featured blistering sun, torrential rains, salt air, sand and coral dust. All of this lead to paint that quickly faded and chipped.

[Daveroo]

has this photo been shown here yet?...i dont know....

[N2056]

I've seen it. I'm afraid right now my plan is to finish the version the team decided on, which is the "B" model, and then I need to move on to the FSX version of Milton's Tigercat. Somewhere down the line I also have a couple of other personal projects I started that need to get finished. Perhaps way down the line I will revisit the P-61 for variants, but not right now.

[fliger747]

Paint from the lowest bidder? Looking good: T

[warchild]

Paint from the lowest bidder? Looking good: T

:LOL:: yup.. Thats probably the most accurate assessment. I know back in the fifties Les Schwab was charging 49.95 to paint your whole car. :D

[ericts]

:LOL:: yup.. Thats probably the most accurate assessment. I know back in the fifties Les Schwab was charging 49.95 to paint your whole car. :D

Back in the early '80s they (Earl Scheib) charged 99.99 for a full paint--masking was extra.

[warchild]

Back in the early '80s they (Earl Scheib) charged 99.99 for a full paint--masking was extra.

THATS the right name.. Thank you ::lol::