carved airplane model.

[hi ho sliver]

Wow cl215,
Your rendition of the actual aircraft shows you have close access to the firebomber. The Otter is nice as well. Out here in Washington we have KenmoreAir in of course Kenmore Washington. Very intresting how they store and move seaplanes around their ramp. "Fork Lift" A trip to Portland Ore gets me visits to Columbia Helicopter, 45 minutes south is Erickson and still further south I can see the Spruce goose. I pretty much stick with civilian aircraft as I spent many years building plastic military "YUK" I use pine stripped from pallets. Here is a peek of my shop with some test models on my desk... I do sell many of the models to clear for space but always make two. Every model is hand painted via templates requiring hours of Exacto blade work and "back masking" techniques.Finally I hope to see this thread last awhile and it seems finding plactic models is actually very hard these days. Artworks2/Alph of Spokane WA USA

Your chopper looks just like the one the wall of an eqyptian tomb!

[cl215]

Hey artworks2 or alf, I am actually from canada. I will put the 215 three axis views on after monday. I lost one of the three but will photocopy them from work. I am really bad with the computor thanks for your patience.

[wingerx]

hi everyone, first time here and very interested about this subject. not much info to be found here in Spain. but I would really get hands to work and give it a try, the problem is that at this moment I dont have much idea about how to and so on.
thanks to all the ones that posted pictures , I really got a blast looking at them.