Best scale photo!
01-15-2013, 02:39 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
Mark,
Yes these are beautiful shots. I saw these in AMA Magazine...
Wow, what detail in the cockpit...This was during theWarbird Eventheld at the AMA flying sight Ibelieve
Very beautiful...
David
Yes these are beautiful shots. I saw these in AMA Magazine...
Wow, what detail in the cockpit...This was during theWarbird Eventheld at the AMA flying sight Ibelieve
Very beautiful...
David
01-15-2013, 02:44 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
Hello, where I can purchase these beautiful airplanes in my country I have never seen none of the models that yours show in their pictures, or somebody some sells..???
Greetings
01-15-2013, 02:58 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
Onvi,
Iam almost sure that most of these models you are looking at were made from scratch or at a minium... plans only....Ihave just scratched the surface of just starting to get into what this is all about, and most of this guys have the ambition, the timeand the resources to do just about anything that comes to mind......If you just happent to be talking about my De Havilland Mosquito, it is available as a kit...
Happy building what ever you decide on...
Iam almost sure that most of these models you are looking at were made from scratch or at a minium... plans only....Ihave just scratched the surface of just starting to get into what this is all about, and most of this guys have the ambition, the timeand the resources to do just about anything that comes to mind......If you just happent to be talking about my De Havilland Mosquito, it is available as a kit...
Happy building what ever you decide on...
01-15-2013, 03:02 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
Roger,
Beautiful photos Roger...Are these from the same event held at the AMAflying site...?
Love the Skyraider...Absolutely Beautiful...
Thank you for sharing...
01-15-2013, 03:09 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
David, thank you for your answer, but I am thinking of buying something clever, I don't have the time neither I practices it to leave it like they are come in the pictures, I am in santiago of Chile and many of the products that you use here for details so fine are not them, also that certain airplanes that you neither show exist for these sides.
For example : Convair 580,Carl Bachuber's plane,Desoutter MkI, Laser 150, then a 1/4 scale De Havilland Leopard Moth, Laser 150, don't exist kit in Chile
Regards
Ovni
For example : Convair 580,Carl Bachuber's plane,Desoutter MkI, Laser 150, then a 1/4 scale De Havilland Leopard Moth, Laser 150, don't exist kit in Chile
Regards
Ovni
01-15-2013, 03:14 PM
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David, thanks and yes, these were shot during the Indiana Warbird Campaign at AMA. It was an honor to be in the midst of such amazing modelers and their creations. The B-26 cockpit is stunning and I tried to show it off by getting real close (5") with an ultra wide lens. I used a 16mm lens on a full frame Canon 5DII. The wide lens helps to make the tarmac appear more distant which adds to the realism.
Ovni, thank you for the nice comment. I'm sure the builders would love hearing that. These two models were scratch built so you won't see kits or plans anywhere. Canadian Carl Bachhuber built the Convair 580 and American Paul LeTourneau made the B-26. Both have 12-16' wingspans.
Roger, nice shot of the Skyraider. I really liked that plane and Brian put it right on the deck for some thrilling low passes.
Mark
Ovni, thank you for the nice comment. I'm sure the builders would love hearing that. These two models were scratch built so you won't see kits or plans anywhere. Canadian Carl Bachhuber built the Convair 580 and American Paul LeTourneau made the B-26. Both have 12-16' wingspans.
Roger, nice shot of the Skyraider. I really liked that plane and Brian put it right on the deck for some thrilling low passes.
Mark
01-15-2013, 03:25 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
ORIGINAL: mark fadely
David, thanks and yes, these were shot during the Indiana Warbird Campaign at AMA. It was an honor to be in the midst of such amazing modelers and their creations. The B-26 cockpit is stunning and I tried to show it off by getting real close (5") with an ultra wide lens. I used a 16mm lens on a full frame Canon 5DII. The wide lens helps to make the tarmac appear more distant which adds to the realism.
Ovni, thank you for the nice comment. I'm sure the builders would love hearing that. These two models were scratch built so you won't see kits or plans anywhere. Canadian Carl Bachhuber built the Convair 580 and American Paul LeTourneau made the B-26. Both have 12-16' wingspans.
Roger, nice shot of the Skyraider. I really liked that plane and Brian put it right on the deck for some thrilling low passes.
Mark
David, thanks and yes, these were shot during the Indiana Warbird Campaign at AMA. It was an honor to be in the midst of such amazing modelers and their creations. The B-26 cockpit is stunning and I tried to show it off by getting real close (5") with an ultra wide lens. I used a 16mm lens on a full frame Canon 5DII. The wide lens helps to make the tarmac appear more distant which adds to the realism.
Ovni, thank you for the nice comment. I'm sure the builders would love hearing that. These two models were scratch built so you won't see kits or plans anywhere. Canadian Carl Bachhuber built the Convair 580 and American Paul LeTourneau made the B-26. Both have 12-16' wingspans.
Roger, nice shot of the Skyraider. I really liked that plane and Brian put it right on the deck for some thrilling low passes.
Mark
greetings
01-15-2013, 07:03 PM
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RE: Best scale photo!
Hammerd, great looking models! Deployed in Palestine, right! 
Oh, how I envy those RC flyers in the UK and Germany with their lush green flying fields and "scale" landscapes!
Oh, how I envy those RC flyers in the UK and Germany with their lush green flying fields and "scale" landscapes!
