Hi Guys…
Well after 4 months or so of on and off work I finished the Bolo as I wanted it, and thanks
to the fine people who helped me from the National Air and Space Museum in Washington…
Step One… Check the plans, finish mesurements and cut the wood blocks…(Mahogany).
Halfway:------------
Finishing…
Finished…[BG]
More Pics and the whole story in the Scratchbuilt Forum…
Excellent job.
Nice job, Solid. Every time you put one of these up I think about trying one myself.
As usual… very well done. It’s imprsseive to think that started as a block of wood.
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Bravo, Solid! This is a true accomplishment to be proud of! Not many left who can start with a block of wood and end up with a beautiful scale model like this! A tip of the cap to you!
Brian [C):-)]
As always, a great looking build.
Karl
Well done Solid [tup].
Regards, Rick
I love the Bolo - excellent job! I’m headed right over to the Scratchbuild forum to see the rest of your pics!
Amazing!!
Beautiful job on the build of a rarely modeled aircraft!
Mark
Beautifull job of old school modeling. It is amazing to see the only way it use to be done as opposed to the way it is done now. You are a true craftsman.
Soulcrusher
Thank you guys for your nice words, but really, it is not that hard to make a “solid”.
I Have started the “Piaggio P-32”, a very strange Italian aircraft that ended up in an old
field as target practice!!! BUT…it was a key player in the development of the Italian four engine bomber the Piaggio 108, which you can get in a kit… here is a pic:
