Greencastle is Near Indianapolis by tallpindo
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I found out that I must adapt my art style to more like Wilbur Kurtz and let all the configuration engineering of R.G. Smith go. In answer to why Victoria is in the cockpit in her bikini? She is stealing the plane and will be hung for it. Just teasing in a General way. Actually, she doesn't give a damn.
Comments (13)
dang me, they ought to take a rope and hang me,hang me from the highest tree,baby would you weep for me
Absolutely a fantastic modelling....!!!
very nice...
lol at richards comment boy I haven't heard that song in ages!lol another great modeling !
For those who think the title far too short and don't wish to do the research themselves. Wilbur Kurtz was the illustrator at Air Force Plant 6 in Marietta, Georgia. He also did paintings of The General and consulted on "Gone with the Wind." He grew up in Greencastle, Indiana which I first noted when IBM closed a facility that did the last 80 column tab cards there. Indianapolis is of course the headquarters of Allison who designed the LiftFan(registered trademark of Rolls-Royce) in this airplane. The headquarters of Lockheed-Martin is at the old plant 6 in their own buildings. Wilbur Kurtz did architechtrual renderings and interviews in the Old South before all this.
Lovely detail here...Hugs
"80 column tab cards" I think I still have a few of those lounging around in a box somewhere. I presume Victoria isn't doing any High "G" manuvers.
Excellent image. 5+.
cool and I like her there too. show the size of the plane
I'm currently stuck in the Old South..;) a quandry; while the model calls for possible hard edges, in reality they reflect radar beams, and therefore are not desired...what to do?...;) keep 'em flyin'...
WOW-LOVE YOUR HISTORY ON ALL THESE IMAGES..THIS ONE IS SUPERB..:)
Lovely lady inside !
toujours aussi bonne modélisation. Bravo