Aussie Mustangs

[GrubbyFingers]

It looks like I'll be doing all kinds, B, C, Ds flown by Australians in Europe, Dallas-built RAAF birds, locally assembled P-51-Ds and locally manufactured P-51Ks. I think. I've only just started researching and I'm still trying to get my head around which ones are which! At least there is bugger-all difference between the Australian and US manufactured airframes. Just a couple of panel lines and the gunsight.
Graeme.

[mclaring]

Grubby,

(fingers going tap, tap, tap). dude, promises, promises. Man, we sooo awaiting a glimpse from the master . . . a rivet, an AN-3 bolt, a prop blade. Give us something . . .

Mclaring

[GrubbyFingers]

Aaaaargh!!! The pressure!!!! It's tooooo muuuuuch!!!!! (Sound of large, very large, piece of meat smacking pavement).

Mac, I've not even started the linework yet! Still collecting reference.

[santynus]

Grubby take your time... I'm sure when you are ready... we can see another masterpiece

...but I can suggest you to make one wite canvas with some line... for see you have begin to work on it

[GrubbyFingers]

Here we go. Who's going to be the first to spot the deliberate mistake?

[damo74]

Where does the pilot sit???

[GrubbyFingers]

Well done, Damo! Got it in one!

[gamary]

The tab actuator should be on the starboard side.

Am I correct?

[GrubbyFingers]

Well done, Gaetan. That's it. I'll be doing some port and some starboard views so I am including all details on the port view and only using the appropriate ones on the render.

It's starting to take shape ... (Ignore the shape of the propeller. That's going to be a separate job.)

[Jarink]

Looks shuper sho far.

Just tell people it's an Aeroproducts "K" prop and they won't say anything.