Progress shots of Dave's Flying Sub build:

http://moebiusmodels.com/flyingSub/

Verrrry Cool :thumbsup:
Mcdee

I wanna see the outtakes like where he skewers his thumb and then spills lacquer thinner on it.

(looks like a well engineered model!)

(looks like a well engineered model!)[/QUOTE]

it is.

Definitely pumped about this one!!

Wayne

Can't wait!

Tom

Can't wait!

Tom

Agreed!!! :thumbsup:

BEAUTI------FUL!!!!!!!!!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsu p::thumbsup::woohoo:

Its going to be a busy summer on the water
:thumbsup:

:woohoo::thumbsup::)

Dave has all the fun.

Whats with the recess lines and pins for the landing gear, claw and hook doors etc??

My understanding of those recessed lines is that they're basically templates for those wishing to augment their kits with scratch-built or aftermarket detail parts.

Is that neeto or what? :thumbsup:

I probably will not but great for those who will! BUILD ON! :)

Awww...just an excuse for me to buy a second kit!!:freak:

Awww...just an excuse for me to buy a second kit!!:freak:

Go ahead, I did.....:thumbsup:

The FS kit looks sooo sweet! How did he get his when mine is still in preorder status? (sigh)

Mine is a test shot!
Dave

Ok. Well I'll just have to work on my Seaview until it shows up. Milt

I do the product development work for Moebius so I get test shots of everything.
I do build-ups as part of process of de-bugging the test shots.
At the same time I do painted build-ups for displays and for Instruction sheet photos.......

Dave

Hopefully, the FS instructions will be layed out in the same format as the Chariot or Invisible Man instructions. I found the Space Pod instructions to be a little confusing (BTW, thanks for the exploded drawing!), but the Chariot sheets were compiled the way, IMHO, instructions should always be done. :thumbsup:

a kit i have been waiting for, wood like to see how well the upper and lower hull have mate togther tho

Seemlessly.It's a very nice fit,and I have been taking the top off and on for some time now.alex