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A big bump on this post. ;) https://www.zealotmodels.com/

Nice to have you back. :)

I believe there is one of these at the "Rhinebeck Aerodrome" in Rhinebeck New York. A very pretty aircraft. :)

Which on is which?:smoker::drinksmile::biggrin:

Glad to have you back. Many changes, but the kindness and sharing hasn't changed. Welcome back to Zealotmodels.com. :wave:

Personally, I like the name "https://www.zealotmodels.com" more than just Zealot.com. I think this will produce better results when searched for. Darius, out benefactor has done a fantastic job taking care of us. Maybe a shout out would be in order for all he has done for us. ;)

Ironically, I still have 20/20 vision with glasses on, it's only at night I see a little stars instead of round headlights. Not a lot, but enough to know I do need the surgery. ;)

I'm facing both lens replacement due to cataracts, and I tell you it scares the sh*t out of me. I'm so very happy you are doing well. :)

These armored trains have always fascinated me, though personally I would never want to have been in one. Great build! :)

I must admit that the French, English and Italians know how to make some beautiful planes and cars. ;)

In reference to the engine parts you assembled, I was thinking of kit bashing some kind of fantasy flying machine, those engines would be great :)

Is truth a compliment? :)

mijob I think that the models you build are so excellent, some may find them intimidating, that being said, keep making them!! :)

I love those engine!! I could see them being used for some fantasy type craft. Well done! :)

Unglaublich!! :)

I used to launch rockets 100's of feet with water Rockets. You will fill the very thick plastic with water, then pump up the Rockets with a hand pump. The base of the rocket had the intake for the air, and was also the propulsion chamber. Release the tabs, and you would get a 100 vertical...

When you wtch that episode, you will want to make it. There are so many angles and views, it would be great to see you build this. It's calling you!! :)

You can also sand the areas you need to glue together. :)

Really amazing! :)

Beyond words!. Back in my plastic modeling days, I'd scrape rust off of metal, mix it with Clear Flat paint, till it was almost a paste, then paint the part, voila, rusty parts. How do you do this? :)