Forrest Parham enlisted in the Army and rose to rank of Colonel. He scored three victories over Japanese aircraft while flying the P-40N before transitioning to the P-51B and adding two more to make ace with five. He was shot down over Shanghai in April 1945, but evaded capture and returning to his unit a month later.
“Little Jeep” of Capt. Forrest “Jeep” Parham 75 FS 23 FG, Aeromaster 72-177 decals
Construction posts Part I here: https://inchhighguy.wordpress.com/2022/04/15/arma-hobby-north-american-p-51-b-c-mustang-batch-build-in-1-72-scale-part-i/
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Jeff, just stop it. 😉 You’re just showing off now. Too many great B/C builds! 😉
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Thanks Warren!
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😉😅😅Warren right mate🤓another brilliant build and again you fooled one of the guys, he asked where it was and do they fly it often 😅then I showed him your build shots😳.
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Lol! I consider the “outside” photos a success if they can cause confusion for a few seconds!
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Jeff, I assume you’re using Aclad paints for your NMF? If so, which ones? I really do like your finish, it looks nicely used/oxidized.
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Thanks Warren! My NMF is Alclad, I used several different shades for different details. Part IV of the construction posts has what shade was used where. I have been experimenting with getting the weathered look on NMF, the Mustangs have a thin layer of Dullcote cut with a little Glosscote. That gives a weathered look but the NMF still reflects from underneath.
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Thanks Jeff, I’ll try to remember that finish.
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