Hello Guys,

Been quite a while since I done a model, here is the recently finished Mustang

A wingie thingie. Very nice. It looks like a great clean build

Verie, Verie nicie, Lord Our-weenieus Minie-us! I likie verie muchlee! But your rubber tyres, she is verie shinie, no? (++)

Looks good....

What did you use for the metal finish? I have a few mustangs waiting to be built, and am thinking of trying some different methods, either foil or metallizer.

The finish looks pretty clean, what method did you use?

It may have been a while since your last build, but your skills haven't diminished any.

Logan, isn't it obvious? Since this is Amrorama he must hav used "armor-all" on the tires.

Its a great looking mustang,makes me want to get back into wingie things again.i think the tyres are to shinie,it looks like you have gone mad with a gloss spray can.

Well another airplane Dave? lol I thought we were dragging you back into the realm of the Tanks...or as the airforce calls them .."targets" Pretty good job all over ...yeah yeah the wheels ..you know that already...Two other things I noticed ...isn't the Glamourous Glen decal a little crooked ? shouldn't it fit in the panel under the exhaust ? This is just from memory though ..you could be right...Oh and the exhaust stacks should be a rusty brown color or at least a burnt metal color but I'm sure you just hadn't gotten around to painting them yet .. Great job bud!

Rick

I think the mustang is great. Very good workmanship. I agree with the comments of others ..the wheels are a little shiny , but other than that ..two thumbs up. Look forward to seeing more from ya.
Mary

Hi Dave,
Looks great to me, except for the tires and props being too shinny. Keep 'em coming....


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Dave,
Looking really really cool you have hit the aluminium on the head very realistic.

Hy Dave, it's looking good !
Chuck Yeager and the 357th FS must be happy !

What did you use for the aluninium ?

Lords and Lordettes,

Thanks for the kind words. The picture does tell the details much better than naked eyes. The prop and wheels looked shiny, guess more dull coat is needed.

Bear dude,

I think the Glamous Glen is somewhat in the right directions, this had caught my attention initially during the decalling too, but seems this is not sit parallel to the panel line, but more parallel to the exhausts.

PenPen,

I used Alclad for the aluminum, best I had used so far.

Lord Davey
I knee I knee I too think that is a verie goodlie job on your airplane

Dave,

Other than the aforementioned corrections, this is an excellent build - very slick indeed.

Andrew

Dave, you did a damn great job on that Mustang. My only question is this---Where do you put the tracks?