What If color scheme on a Japanese plane

[retro_seventies]

Retro, you succesfully smashed the blasted language barrier!!

Marvellous! - thanks Olivier, glad that my awfully rusty french managed to pass the test...i'm lucky if i get to use it more than a few times a year down here.

that just leaves me one last problem...american english (now there's an oxymoron if ever i heard one)

[matrixone]

I think it looks great!

Please post more pics when its done.


Matrixone

[Tophe]

Thanks a lot Retro, Ollie, Alvis...      I understand now all! And I hope to show you in 2005 a twin-boom model of mine with such wonderful mauve spots, squiggled with a piece of sprue. Thanks again!  

[nev]

Allan, I love your plane!  Any chance of some more (bigger/close up) shots?  I've got a little soft spot for Japanese WW2 planes, I really like the colours...  

Tophe, I think Joes post was more of a joke at the expense of the ignorance of the average american than a joke at you    

[Tophe]

Tophe, I think Joes post was more of a joke at the expense of the ignorance of the average american than a joke at you 

Thanks Nev for the psychological support...
Sorry Joe for this misunderstanding of mine , I will try to improve
Friendly yours,

[Tophe]

Hi Tophe,
No problem and I had a very nice bottle of red last night with my wife.
Allan

Do you mean 'French wine'? I hate wine... (and smelly cheese my taste is not French...) I prefer Coca-Cola and Chinese-Cola. And it is funny to know that fried potatoes (delicious!) are called French fries in foreign MacDonalds while they are called Belgian fries in France... It is uneasy. Were Australian Mirages French or Australian, maybe both, no?

[Gary]

Hi Allen
Love the work mate! Ya know how I'm so fond of giving People names to things...

Well, before I saw the Ki-100 I was thinking Dick (short for Richard) and when I saw the paint job, I realized the name was perfect!

It's a spotted Dick!

Ok, before the perves get here and add their silly comments, I was actually thinking of the rather pleasent desert, as sweet as your Ki-100. (sans the brown sugar sauce)

Cheers Gary

[Allan]

Hi lads,

Thanks very much for your kind words about my model.

I'll get some close ups taken once it's completed and post them here.

Allan in Canberra