discussion Lee Drennen’s Vintage 1963 Revell P-47 Thunderbolt.

[Lee Drennen]

Tim. Thanks for the complement it’s almost finished

John. Thanks for the complement. I’m glad it’s almost done

Rick. Thanks for the complement and stopping by it’s getting closer to the shelf

 

[Jim R]

Hi Lee
I thought Paul's ancient Airfix Dinah was geriatric but this is a couple of years older :tongue-out3: It has come out really well. As I said on Paul's thread it is nice to see these old kits actually built rather than just sit on a shelf.
Jim

 

[Lee Drennen]

Jim. 1963 was 5 years before my time. Yes I know these old kits are way below today’s standards but to me there just so fun to build and updating them with the new stuff that’s available. Beware you will see me building more of these Classic Gems. Thanks for the complement.

 

[Mini Me]

PUPPY!!..........as a young teenager I remember seeing that kit on the shelf at the local "Five and Dime". What was turning my head back then was all the AMT kits of Hot Rods and Custom Cars!.......not to mention a girl or two. :tongue-out:
Rick H.

 

[Lee Drennen]

PUPPY!!..........as a young teenager I remember seeing that kit on the shelf at the local "Five and Dime". What was turning my head back then was all the AMT kits of Hot Rods and Custom Cars!.......not to mention a girl or two. :tongue-out:
Rick H.
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I wasn’t old enough to see those AMT Hot Rods on the shelf but I know what you mean Rick there nice.

 

[Lee Drennen]

Worked a little more on the “Jug” this afternoon. Added the Guns and wheels more updates later

 

[Lee Drennen]

This Bird has Flown the Coop. It’s now finished.

 

[Mini Me]

Nice one Lee, glad you got it done. Rick H.

 

[Lee Drennen]

Nice one Lee, glad you cot it done. Rick H.

Thanks Rick glad you like it. It was a fun little build