From another site. Sorry, no detail of who yet.
P-51 Mustang
A Corsair P&W R2800 installation.....
The Mustang gun bay (each .50BMG cartridge is 3 pieces!).....
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From another site. Sorry, no detail of who yet.
P-51 Mustang
A Corsair P&W R2800 installation.....
The Mustang gun bay (each .50BMG cartridge is 3 pieces!).....
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The wing fillet being formed on a wood buck (note the datum lines)....
The finished fillet.
Here is the Mustang's radiator scoop and equipment sub-assembly....
Here is a scoop buck and formed shell.....
The P-51 Mustang model was built by Young C. Park, the 2002 Joe Martin Foundation Craftsman of the Year. Here's his page on the Internet Craftsmanship Museum.Originally Posted by davidfe
http://www.sherline.com/jmfPar02.htm
And yes, it's an amazing model!
Dang!
I'd seen some photos of his work in the magazine, but these shots are outrageous.
The gun bay and fillet construction make me wanna weep.
John
OMG! I too hang my head in shame. I have not the patience.
Speechless! Believe it or not...![]()
Wow
Thank you for finding / knowing the source.Originally Posted by Craig Foster
Wonderfully inspiring workmanship.Seems like he's been doing this all his life what a craftsman.I take my hat off to him anyday thanks for showing me this stuff.Alistair
Please excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
There has been some speculation that Young C. Park actually learned the art of head shrinking from a tribe in New Guinea, and has figured out how to apply it to metal. The P-51 Mustang and the F-4U Corsair are actually real airplanes that he managed to shrink....Unfortunately, he's been unable to find a miniature pilot or mechanic.
No good deed goes unpunished.
Holy Crap!
Awsome work.
Check out this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeUMDY01uUA
Or this one:
http://www.bismarck-class.dk/shipmod...speeterra.html
And to top it all off, there's a little something for the large scale crowd:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HX629ZjWD68
Warning: adult language on this one, But it's worth it!