in three albums. The first is a scratcbuilt conversion of Tamiya's F4U-1 to the F4U-1c, the second is a trio of my oldie but goodie Revell and Monogram 1/48 jets, all chopped and opened up and the third is my 1/32 Revell AH-64A Apache all chopped and opened up.

If you have never been to it, I have a website that details most of my aircraft. I am in the process of giving it a complete facelift but the site is 4 years old and it will take a good amount of time to redo all the photos. The URL is:

http://members.tripod.com/scottsmodels

Welcome to Armorama. You do some amazing work.

http://members.tripod.com/scottsmodels

you have gathered all kinds of stuff that i d like to build in the way i d like to build them !!! vey nice work my friend
BRAVO

Hi Scott

Welcome to Armorama. It's great to have your Critic's Corner here...

Those are beautiful models - I can't wait to see more!

All the best

Rowan

I am not worthy I love it!

You have some beautiful models of wingy things there Stm.
I saw the Apache build a while ago when I was searching for more info on mine. I was back than and still very much today, impressed.

PS: Where in Florida? I'm in Ft. Lauderdale.

Some brill stuff there..........Excellent!

I salute you!

hi welcome to the best site on the net,
you do great work i look forward to ssing your other projects done

Welcome to Armorama Scott - and damn nice Apache there!

Gunnie

Welcome!That Corsair is awesome!And the Apache...

I just spent some time on your web site and wanted to tell you that you do some very nice work, the detail is outstanding and you cover a wide variety of subjects. Your site is layed out very well and loaded up just fine. Great job with your models and your site,Wingman out.

Hi Scott,
I checked your gallery of your 3 models and will have to visit your website also.
Your three models are excellent! That is some very nice work.


Wayne

Howdy Scott,

Obviously great work. As obvious, is that you're an 'open drawer' kinda guy! I can definitely appreciate that. I have recently been doing a lot of that (discovered the amazing 'jeweler's saw :-) ).
Anyway. Good on ya Scott! Gald to have on board.

Tread

Great work, man outstanding, is that P-47 the one I have read and re-read the article on in Fine Scale Modler? amazing work!!

Bender

The magazine came out while I was still in Iraq but several folks mailed me copies. Mark Thompson told me it was the longest "in progress" they have ever run. I explained that when it takes you 10 months to complete something, you build up a lot of photos and a long "dissertation"! The Hellcat will take at least as long, if not longer. I am not sure which one I will do after that, I have the P-38 and P-40 in the closet waiting. I am leaning toward the lightning.

:-) Inspiring stuff, Scott
It's a great asset having you here along with your Critics Corner. It would give me great pleasure to have you take a look at some of my stuff and give some feedback. When I eventually get around to posting in there :-)
Mal