Aussie Mustangs

[Supah]

Yeah. I'm surprised you haven't. I guess that's because they have those paddle-thingies for propulsion instead of your beloved jets. Try doing one of those Marquardt ramjet equipped P-51s. Maybe it will feel better.

It looks like not having done a P-51 profile is some sort of "profiler's virginity". You've got to do one because you can claim to be fully grown up.

I did one when I just got started buuuuut it doesn't look as good as it would if I did now. I'd like to think the F-86 is the jet-mustang I'll do one of those soon

[GiantFlyingRobots]

Grubby, Look at the anticipation you have built up just by announcing to the world (or this board at least)what you next profile will be. I reckon the board will go into meltdown once a WIP is posted. My good man you have my admiration.

[mclaring]

Grubby,

Dude, we are all dying out here from suspense. when can we see even one rivet from the master ?

MClaring

[Supah]

Ah my first profile!

[AGNT_Matt]

lol thats better than i do now!

My Current Work! i can dream of getting better, oh BTW Vulcs shelved for now

[fritzie101]

The mustang is beautiful but I hate to tell you this but it's not Australian. Ha Ha just kidding nice work.

[GrubbyFingers]

We did actually manufacture some, Fritzie. It was only 200 airframes. We were the only country outside the US to have Mustang production. They were essentially P=51Ds and Ks with very minor detail differences, nothing external as far as I habve been able to tell.

[fritzie101]

What I actually meant was the markings not the airframe. I actually remembered that Australia built mustangs. I thought this thread was about Mustangs flown by Australia not built by them. My mistake. Which country did this CA-17 belong to?

[fritzie101]

I answred my own ? cuba

[gamary]

I answred my own ? cuba

Yes. And it a US-built P-51, not some airframe with kangaroo hair stuck on it. lol