I had an old red solid decal sheet from Super Scale. How old? It has a $2 price tag on it. I thought I'd cut the decal sheet and give it a try and it worked. I had a couple of breaks, but the decal didn't shatter! I brushed some thin black Vallejo acrylic paint into the forward vents.

I have to get some micro drills to drill a hole for the door handle and stretch some clear sprue for the side lights. I like how the travel trailer came out. Next time you see the camper, it will be in its natural habitat.

Michael, @mrieth
You have officially outdone yourself with this... It's amazing !

Thanks James and Louis. Tom, wouldn't it be great if directors and even screenwriters, not you of course, knew about the subjects and content that they put in movies. But then again, what kind of movies would there be if it followed reality.

That looks GREAT Michael @mrieth, I need one of these. Can you share the link to the tutorial or show how you made yours?

What a great camper! Well done. And thanx for the grass-link too.

On the matter of mogas on an airplane, I've flown a lot on mogas - and still here to tell the tale 🙂

Asking for the impossible there. 🙂

Erik: regarding mogas, not on a high-powered high-compression engine like this. At least not for very long at all.

“Submitted For Your Consideration”… A Diorama of the Movie, 1941. It is 1/48 scale. Everything is scratch built except for the Hasegawa P-40E and the cab of the Wespe Models Ford 917, converted to a 1939 Ford pick-up truck.

I posted to the Main Page.

Diorama of Steven Spielberg’s 1941 Movie

Thank you Allan @kalamazoo.