With so many great GBs running, that I joyfully participate, plus some other ongoing modeling projects (plus work, kids and life in general, oh well...)

So, here is a restarting update , labelled:

Aerial Madness!

The top aerials configuration of the Greek C-47s (in Korea and in general, to be frank...) proved to be highly undstandardized.

So, actual photo evidence from my specific Dakota ("ΑΡΗΣ -MARS") was used.

Here is the top antenna masts final configuration for my "ΑΡΗΣ".

The hole to receive the middle dorsal antenna was too wide...

Here is the fin mini mast installed...

and another mini one at the front, slighty offset to the starboard side...

(Both "minimasts" -lol- made from stretched sprue)

Cheers great "Korean War" GB!

Thanks Allan @kalamazoo!

Thanks John @j-healy!

Kudos to you, my friend @airbum! It was because of you that I learned to use the formats!
Thanks for liking my Dakota!

Great looking Gooney Bird! I vaguely remember the only flight I had in one - when stationed in England (Bentwaters AFB), and had my eyeball burned by someone who dumped cigar ash in it accidentally at the skeet range clubhouse - airlifted to a hospital somewhere. I was between 3-4 years old at the time.

Antenna wires installed, the shorter one to be trimmed and tightened after glue curing...

Looking good Spiros.

Thanks my friends @gblair, @kalamazoo and @lgardner!

I have seen C-47s stripped down to have PDM (the big maintenance) performed. Having seen their internal structure, I couldn't agree more with your statement of them being tough, Louis!