Hello Jean-Luc,

Just curious if you had any made any progress since your last update?

Sincerely,
Brian

Hi Brian!

Sadly no...

Other builds came in the way. To many projects and so little time...

Jean-Luc

Jean-luc wrote:


I knew it! You're just human like the rest of us!

Looking forward to the progress updates whenever you find the time!

Cheers!

Hi Björn!

Human... yes... and father as well!

Jean-Luc

Hi Jean - Lyc.
I watching carefully your great project . .

I want to ask you something , because i want to make a diorama with a Japanese airplane .
In island somewhere in the pacific , can i put PSP on the ground ??
Or PSP its only a American material ???

Both France and Great Britain had developed "landing mats" prior to the development of PSP by the U.S. Army Air Force. PSP was developed primarily because Heavy Bombers could not use the previously developed material and method. Use your own judgment as to whether to use PSP on you Japanese Dio, it came into prominent use in 1941, by both the British and American contruction crews.

Hi Dimitrios!

Thanks for your comments...

I think a japanese plane on PSP would be rather anachronistic. PSP was a typical US/Allied material. The Japanese used a similar planking though (see link here ). But it was not widely used.

Jean-Luc

THANKS for your help , now i know what to do. THANKS guys

For a Pacific Island runway crushed coral is always a good look, matting or no matting

Hi Jean Luc:

Incredible big, big project. You need a lot of space for this one ! It looks very interesting, I´ll keep on follwing it. Good luck !