Peabody
I'm not sure "stick and ball" sports do
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That is the most amazing work I have ever seen!!!!
Kirk
I had no idea where your link was sending me but WOW! that is a unbeleivable piece of work.I was totally amazed to see all the controls and guns ect in the plane.Building the airframe was amazing but all the inner workings is amazing.Thanks for the link
Dennis
Dennis
That guy's got way too much time on his hands... 
WOW INDEED!! I don't think, no I know I have never seen any thing
even remotely as excellant as this.
even remotely as excellant as this.
Walter:+
O.M.G.!~!~!
Steven Adler
Steven Adler
Need to change the subject to "You Gotta See This!!!"
Mr. Park truly has a gift.
Thanks
Paul
My hat truly goes off to this guy.......
Me, I am pleased if I can make a fuel tank that looks merely presentable.......
On another path......
Some years ago, here or on Iskandar's Forum, or maybe Flightlines I saw a link to a ( Real-player ? ) movie of a guy who had made a scale model of a Ferrari 312B racing car.
I lost it in one of my fights with Windows... Windows won, of course....
The thing about this model.... everything worked, clutch, gearbox, starter... even the engine ran... 12 cylinder ( maybe 16... ) boxer engine....it sounded utterly fantastic.
Is this still on the 'net ? Any-one have a link to it ?
Me, I am pleased if I can make a fuel tank that looks merely presentable.......
On another path......
Some years ago, here or on Iskandar's Forum, or maybe Flightlines I saw a link to a ( Real-player ? ) movie of a guy who had made a scale model of a Ferrari 312B racing car.
I lost it in one of my fights with Windows... Windows won, of course....
The thing about this model.... everything worked, clutch, gearbox, starter... even the engine ran... 12 cylinder ( maybe 16... ) boxer engine....it sounded utterly fantastic.
Is this still on the 'net ? Any-one have a link to it ?
Dave - try this:
www.fine-art-models.com/e/super/ferrari/index.htm
I saw this model in Rosso Ferrari and it is magnificent.
It is a rendition of the 312PB (Prototipo Boxer). The original 312P carried a V-12, basically a Formula One engine with different heads. SEFAC made two 312Ps - one in in the Bardinon collection in France, the other is (or was) owned by Peter Sachs. The "P" was marginally successful, the "PB" unbeatable. Quite a few PBs were made. I believe Mr Sachs has one also.
Hope this helps.
Bob Z
www.fine-art-models.com/e/super/ferrari/index.htm
I saw this model in Rosso Ferrari and it is magnificent.
It is a rendition of the 312PB (Prototipo Boxer). The original 312P carried a V-12, basically a Formula One engine with different heads. SEFAC made two 312Ps - one in in the Bardinon collection in France, the other is (or was) owned by Peter Sachs. The "P" was marginally successful, the "PB" unbeatable. Quite a few PBs were made. I believe Mr Sachs has one also.
Hope this helps.
Bob Z
While I never would have imagined doing so, such an opportunity may never again present itself, and so I would like to say...
...Peabody, thanks for bringing this matter to my attention. Fabulous work, I'm glad to have had the chance to see it.
Dan
I'm glad no one ever told that guy that such a feat was impossible. We could sure all be at a loss otherwise. That's AMAZING! My favorite plane, too.
I wonder what he'd have made if he liked balsa as much as aluminum flashing? What if Al Rabe liked aluminum flashing more than balsa?
Would have never found this on my own, NEAT post, THANKS!
Tools
Just plane awesome, the level of detail is amazing. He truly earned/deserved is award!!
John
Don't know if he's quite in the same league as the Corsair craftsman, but here's another modeler worth checking out.
