Thank you for the kind words and especially for finding the time to reply, holding an entire site is not easy, for I believe that without you Aeroscale would surely go to the dogs.
Hope what I did is helpful, my goal is to make a model as accurate as possible. Please note that what you see on this build blog is good only for P-51B-10 and C-10, and partially for earlier machines retrofitted with the 85gal. fuselage tank.
Got another 1:32nd Revell oldie in the stash, a P-47 D Razorback, will turn it into a C-5, "California or Bust" flown by Capt. Archie W. Chatterley. The aircraft is also significant because Ralph "Kidd" Hofer was flying it on his first combat mission on 8 October 43 when he shot down a Bf109 over Zwolle, Holland. Can't wait to start working on that, the nose art is awesome!

We agree on that, and it's a pity, really. This site could be so much more than Armorama's neglected little sister!

You must have seen a fair share of Thunderchiefs, Hawkeyes, Intruders, some Mohawks and maybe a F-111 or two. Totally awesome, a charmed life!

Each square measures one centimeter. The rough texture is a (poor) deliberate attempt to mimic the finish of the real item, but it sits behind the radio and will barely be visible.
Two years have passed since the start of this project and at times I wonder if this maniacal attention to detail is any good. I have 47 kits in total and at the rate of a kit completed every three years it would take me almost 150 years to do them all...