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    Default WOW WOW WOW Model

    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.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by davidfe
    From another site. Sorry, no detail of who yet.
    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.

    http://www.sherline.com/jmfPar02.htm

    And yes, it's an amazing model!

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    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

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    OMG! I too hang my head in shame. I have not the patience.

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    Speechless! Believe it or not...


    Wow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig Foster
    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.

    http://www.sherline.com/jmfPar02.htm

    And yes, it's an amazing model!
    Thank you for finding / knowing the source.

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    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

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    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.

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    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!

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