Hi y'all!

I've seen those pics...







...so I figured I'd reproduce the idea with a Wings Cockpit figure and parts from an Eduard 1/32 P-47 graciously provided by a friend.

Here it is:














I had a lot of fun do this. So much so that I decided to make another similar project with a Wings Cockpit German pilot and the nose of a crashed P40E.

So see you soon!

Hope you like it.
Ciao
Iwik

Very original idea - and it works extremely well.

Love the idea and painting Iwik (Some very nostalgic pictures too)

Not sure how you'd have done it differently given the size of the Jug, but the nose looks kind've odd hanging off his arms in some pictures - Not a criticism more an observation coz I think it's a great idea done well

Cheers
Paul

Super piece - tend to agree with the idea of a bit more fuselage being visible ( perhaps with a classic piece of nose art ) but the originality
and painting here is wonderful. Clever !!

Mike

beautiful work

mobo

This mirrors my thoughts pretty well.
However, it's an excellent concept, very well executed and painted.
Very well done.

Cheers,
Andrew

Excellent and great history.
Cheers
John

I love this, great work.

Hi!
Thanks to you all for the comments.
I agree, I should have left a bit more of the aircraft showing, but this is solely due to ... laziness....
Next time?
Ciao
IWik

Very nice paintjob!

The originality of this and execution is excellent but without the benefit of the photo (perhaps reduced and pasted on the base?) then I think the concept and story it is telling will be difficult to deduce to the casual viewer?

It's incredible to see the real photo too as that must have been a 20mm or possibly even a 30mm shell that punched through and it's amazing it didn't just detach the entire blade.

Great stuff!
Gary