Jenkins Model Pic (2 Viewers)

[ivanmoe]

Moe,

They just keep getting better and better! Lano Hawker's Dh.2 is my favorite Jenkins warbird!:salute::

Thank you, Louis. The model is also a favorite of Lancer/Al’s, so you’re in good company!

-Moe

 

[wayne556517]

Just when you think you have peaked you outdo yourself again, brilliant Moe.

 

[Terp152]

Thank you, Louis. The model is also a favorite of Lancer/Al’s, so you’re in good company!

-Moe

My favorite model of all my acft. Brilliant photo Moe. Chris

 

[ivanmoe]

Just when you think you have peaked you outdo yourself again, brilliant Moe.

My favorite model of all my acft. Brilliant photo Moe. Chris

Thank you both, and thank you, personally, for the diorama pics that you post to the forum. The venue wouldn't amount to a proverbial "hill of beans" without them:salute::

-Moe

 

[lancer]

This is Jenkins' IWA-02, a P-26. Background is Luzon in the Philippines:

-Moe

Fantastic composition photo, Moe. Really beautiful. Gorgeous little aircraft. Hard to believe that the Philippine Air Force was still flying these in action when the Japanese attacked 12-08-41. -- Al

 

[lancer]

Jenkins' little Boeing fighter over Pearl Harbor:

-Moe

Moe, this is my favorite photo yet. Just beautiful. It's like stepping back in time. Bravo for a brilliant job. -- Al

 

[lancer]

An F4F for Jenkins' Wildcat devotees:

Superb. Love this shot. -- Al

 

[ivanmoe]

Hurray, Al is back!!!

In celebration, another picture, this one of ACE-34, the 14 Squadron DH.2 in Palestine:

-Moe

 

[lancer]

Hurray, Al is back!!!

In celebration, another picture, this one of ACE-34, the 14 Squadron DH.2 in Palestine:

-Moe

Another superb pic, Moe.
Yes, I am back as of today. I was out of action for over 6 weeks because of tech issues which were finally solved by replacing just about all my tech stuff excepting the actual computer. Took forever to track down the problem which was finally tracked to modem and solved by an upgrade. Hopefully things will return to normal now, assuming the fix is not temporary. I missed ya'll. -- Al

 

[ivanmoe]

I missed ya'll. -- Al

Great to have you back, sir, and certainly glad that you're well.:salute::

-Moe

 

[Louis Badolato]

Welcome back, Al!:salute::

 

[lancer]

Welcome back, Al!:salute::

Thank you, Louis. I really missed the forum as it is my main source of socializing at this point in my life. Glad to be back with the gang.^&grin -- Al

 

[lancer]

Welcome back, Al!:salute::

Many thanks, Moe. I did manage to keep up with some of the JJD goings on thanks to the Facebook page you started. -- Al

 

[ivanmoe]

This is Jenkins' Roy Brown Camel:

I find JJD Camels difficult to image effectively.

Seems like no matter what I do, they tend to come out looking like a toy:redface2:

-Moe

 

[wayne556517]

Nice toy Moe.

 

[ivanmoe]

Nice toy Moe.

Thank you, Wayne.

I'm really hoping that Jenkins will "retool" its Sopwith Camel.

To be honest, it doesn't measure up well against more recent efforts, the maker's Sopwith Triplane, for instance.

-Moe

 

[ivanmoe]

This is Jenkins' Mannock S.E.5a:

I haven't taken pics of this model in at least six years, the curio having swallowed the set and so fiercely hung on.

-Moe

 

[ivanmoe]

Another view of the Brown Camel:

 

[lancer]

This is Jenkins' Mannock S.E.5a:

I haven't taken pics of this model in at least six years, the curio having swallowed the set and so fiercely hung on.

-Moe

Superb photo, Moe. Just looks perfect. Has always been one of my favorite JJD planes. Even for it's age, I think it still holds up well against the more recent releases. I would love to see some 56 Squadron releases for the SE-5. -- Al

 

[ivanmoe]

Superb photo, Moe. Just looks perfect. Has always been one of my favorite JJD planes. Even for it's age, I think it still holds up well against the more recent releases. I would love to see some 56 Squadron releases for the SE-5. -- Al

Hi Al,

Jenkins mentioned that he had "retooled" two of his KotS models in the company's news update this week. As I count them, there are only four of the old-tool versions left, and one of them, the Fokker triplane, has apparently taken the form of a Werner Voss Dr.1. That leaves us with three possibilities for the other entry, the Nieuport 17, the Camel and the S.E.5a. Any one of the three would be a welcome edition to my model collection. And thank you for your kind words regarding my imaging work!

-Moe