Box art of a warbird residing on Long Island, NY.
Above and below, both sides of sprue A.
Above and below, both sides of sprues B & C.
Above and below, both sides of sprue D.
Above and below, both sides of sprues E & F.
Above is the box and below the contents of sprue GP.
A very small PE fret with seat belts. Popeye has a mean tan...
Two very large sheets with decals. I won't be using them except for some stencils but a few are incorrectly spelt.
One of two spinners. This one is not even mentioned in the instructions.
Notice the shape at the base of the propeller blades. It will need trimming.
Note the scribed cut line (not mentioned in the instructions) which mark what must be removed to use the extended exhaust as per Harvards.
The extended exhaust is included.
The British style spade grip. Forgive me, I photographed the aft end.
The inner side of the rear canopy shows that this release is intended as a Texan only since cut line to replace the rear deck for the longer item on the Harvard is not included.
The second spinner which is the one to use. I prefer the one piece.
The rear of the instrument panel showing nice details, only wiring is needed.
The main gear leg mounts are far too inboard. I will remove them and place them further out when I add the trunnions to each leg.
Cut line scribed on the inside of the decking to replace the panel with a bulged MG panel.
The bulged MG panel.
These center line mounting holes may need filling.
Matra rockets.
T-10 rockets.
MG pods.
Regards,
