Stearman PT-17
Here’s my Revell Stearman PT-17. This was the first time I tried rigging with micro tubing and ring anchors. It was a tedious process but, it sure looks good when done. Better than cleaning up and painting tank bogie wheels! 😆 I think I will grab another one and do the Navy version as well. A very good kit by Revell!
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Pedro L. Rocha said on June 25, 2020
Very nice, splendid yellow and the rigging looks solid and realistic, well done!
Jeremy Millan said on June 25, 2020
Amazing!
dale travis said on June 25, 2020
Fine looking Stearman!
Dennis Meyers said on June 25, 2020
Great job! The paint job is fantastic and the rigging is very well done. Personally, I’ll take bogies over rigging anytime.
Louis Gardner said on June 25, 2020
This is a beautiful model……….I especially like the rigging work.
I was very fortunate and once I got a ride in one of these. It is among my most cherished memories. I’m an old US Army tanker………. so I’m biased towards “bogie wheels”. I can tell you from personal experience that you don’t want to change track (or sprockets) too often.
Thanks for sharing your work with us………. It looks magnificent.
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Morne Meyer said on June 25, 2020
This model shines in all the right places and is definitely a WINNER from every angle you look at it.
Tom Cleaver said on June 25, 2020
Nice work on all areas. The rigging is particularly of note. Doing it as a restored antique reminds me of 100 happy flying hours 40+ years ago in Sacramento in good old “Boeing 747 Junior” (the registration was N747JR). A couple of photos of her over the Sacramento Delta, with a friend.
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Terry Schuler said on June 25, 2020
Scott, Beautiful looking Stearman, I really like the classic paint scheme, Well done !
Spiros Pendedekas said on June 25, 2020
That’s a great model, Scott!
Rigging is exceptional, among the best I’ve seen!
Got the same kit too, intending to build it as Hellenic trainer.
All the best!
Haslam Yeoman said on June 25, 2020
Sweet as! Well done. I am still traumatised by the bogie wheels on the Airfix Churchhill I built as a kid.
Stellan Schroeder Englund said on June 25, 2020
Think the Churchill killed a lot of inteterest in modelling. You are not alone.
Stellan Schroeder Englund said on June 25, 2020
Fine looking model. A bit tempted to do a Swedish one…entirely what-if, of course.
John vd Biggelaar said on June 25, 2020
Fabulous build, Scott.
Besides the incredible ringing quality, also the overall result is great.
Erik Gjørup said on June 25, 2020
Thanks for sharing – I have to move mine forward in the “build soon” lineup. Here is the one I had a lot of fun with some 10 years ago.
ahhhh that sound 🙂
Louis Gardner said on June 27, 2020
You had the “hot rod” version with the 450 HP ???
Greg Kittinger said on June 25, 2020
A beautiful build Scott. Love the scheme, and excellent job on the rigging.
Robert Royes said on June 25, 2020
Nicely done! a real eye catcher.