That is wonderful Jesper! I love the winter camoflage pattern.

Cockpit attached to fuselage and radar mounts installed:-



Up next I think it's time to mount the turret

Turret is now fixed on and fuel tanks and rocket pods ready to add.



Masking and primer next.

Hah! Too cool!

Thanks for the comments, guys. I am also quite satisfied with my build.

Richard, awesome looking blenheim tank I hope they welded that turret hatch shut, so it does not open during flight.

Looking forward to see more

We are in the last weekend of the campaign, Id love to see a couple more finished models.

Hi!
I hope to post photos on monday!

Goodo! Im interested to see how you managed the landing gear!

...and I'm back in it!
Here I've finished the dreaded pinstripe and on to more interesting decals from the stash. (In this case, it's fun not to have a prototype.) No stencils-- the flight crew will have to rely on experience to know what to do where, ha ha!
pinstripes and decals from scrap box by windysean, on Flickr

Finishing before tomorrow SHOULDN'T be a problem.
cheers!
-Sean H.

Nice paint job!

please do carry on!

Nice paint job on the 'bus' especially the pin stripe. It will be good to see the finished product.

Here is my Winston Churchill build:



ME-262 radar installed in extended cockpit, rockets from a P-51 and a fixed forward test turret from the churchill factory!
Churchill was born at Blenheim palace and had a tank named after him so blending the two together will make for one tough night fighter!

Nicely done Richard. A very interesting "what if". Congratulations.

Richard, fantastic! I definitely wouldn't want to be in front of it. Cool idea nicely presented!

Gary

Great build, Richard. One hit from one of these and any bomber would fall from the skies.

Very original idea.

Putting my finals into the gallery. Here are some pics.
What-if group build, final by windysean, on Flickr
What-if group build, final by windysean, on Flickr
What-if group build, final by windysean, on Flickr

She's pretty ugly in profile! A fun build though.
Cheers!
-Sean H.

Heehaw! A truely unique model!

looks like a fun ride. I guess that could be considered a COD type, like the "Turkey" version of the Avenger. I imagine is there is still an F4U in there, a post war COD version might be designated F4U-6R.

With that I'll call this campaign done, and give out the ribbons.
thanks guys, for playing!

Sean,
I love it! Beautifully done, and well worth a chuckle.

Gary

Sean, a true original. Looks awesome and you did a beautiful paint job on her.

Thanks for participating.