@f-104nut, this will definitely become a great group build with in the end a herd of fine looking Ponies. You are most welcome to build another one here.

Thanks, Christopher (@brummbaer), Spiros (@fiveten), and John (@johnb). Since my last model was so clean, I needed to do some weathering for this one. I wouldn't worry about the small difference in the rudders, Christopher (@brummbaer). No one will ever notice the small difference in the rudder height, even if you display them side-by-side. Sorry you have been sick. Hope you are feeling better.

The fuselage looks great assembled, as does the cockpit fitted into, my friend @gblair!

You have done a nice save on the PE panels George. The IP is very impressive @gblair!

@gblair, it takes more than just gluing, George. PE does help but how it looks in the end depends on the skills of the modeller. Looking to your progress, I'm eager to start with mine as well.

I am back! I have posted the last couple of times on the wrong thread. I have been posting on a thread with a similar title started by Stephen (@stephen-w-towle). Sorry again, Stephen. I was looking for some info on the 108 gallon paper tanks, and found some interesting photos on the internet.

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Stephen (@stephen-w-towle): I truly don't know much about Mustangs, which is why I like to do group builds. I have built several things in the last year that I probably wouldn't have built if I had not been part of a group. In addition, I research what I am building and learn about the planes. Win-win proposition. I am sure John and Spiros would welcome some more Mustangs in our group build if you have any interest in joining. This is my 2nd group build with Spiros and John, the first was an IL-2m3. Cheers.