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...not to be confused with the 1930s movie of the same name starring Raymond Massey:

At any rate there are a number of new projects underway out in the backlot that hopefully will grace our plates in the new year:

- An all-new update for the Fox Four F-86E/F with several new skins

Has "someone" had a very liquid fueled New Year and Xmas perchance?

How can I feel so good today after so much cheer last night?

Yup, and if it makes you feel any better I did a fair bit of "consumption" myself whilst doing all the housework. The weird thing is the place is immaculate... my head on the other hand has decided the combinations I was experimenting with weren't overly clever. Still managed to get up at 04.50 this morning to get ready for work!

4:50AM.....OOOOOOhhhhhh, that hurts!

The fourth evolution of the Fox Four F-86E/F is undergoing final testing, and BUB has three newly upgraded skins ready to go with the new aircraft.   All nearing the time for posting.  There's a Gabreski and a Risner in the E. as well as a Parr F  [smiley=vrolijk_26.gif]

Now....the final pile that I've stepped in is this breakable ship business. but that is more Collin's baby than mine.   So I'm off the hook a bit on this one.....no time frame available. 

Parr's Barb/Vent de Morte (Death Wind) from BUB's talented airbrush...

Oh yeah!
Back in the friendly skies of Mig Alley.

They sure look nice.

Thank you TR!

Sopwith C's airbrush is starting to heat-up.

Lookin' good all all counts TR!

OMG!  [smiley=cheesy.gif]

It's getting Viet Nam out...... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Sotto Voce What started as a minor upgrade has turned into the proverbial 'tarbaby'....he mutters to himself as he and SopwoithC slave away pushing and painting polygons. 

How sweet this baby is!

In 1965, I stood on the runway at Lowry AFB, CO while all the aircraft from a large airshow departed for home.  All the jets did high-performance takeoffs and made a low pass before leaving.   I soon forgot the puttering old A-1H after she tottered off and disappeared into the east.  About ten minutes later everyone on the field was looking up seeking the source of the high-pitched scream of a piston engine.   What we saw was the A-1H in a 70-degree dive.  She must have started at about 20,000 ASL feet (the field elevation is 5.000 ASL) and finally pulled out at around 2,000 above the runway.  Point made, A-1 Pilot.   She ain't flashy, but she's got hidden talents. 

When I say she's a screamer, I mean it literally. 

Come to the darkside; we have Skyraiders!  [smiley=vrolijk_26.gif]

TR .... Ch

Don't forget the "Guppy".....RN AEW.

regards  Collin