The little Charger that could - The Convair Charger - Part II

[kitnut617]

I like how you have done the camo on the leading edges Rafa------   I like the whole project

[sotoolslinger]

Man that really turned out cool Rafa.  I love the backstory too That is just stunning for your first wood model. 

[Brian da Basher]

That's one of my all time favorites, Rafa! If you took it to shows, everyone would be asking where they could get that kit! The USMC markings are just right, too!

Astonishingly outstanding work, amigo!!!

Brian da Basher

[Ed S]

Good job, Rafa.  Nice looking Charger.

Ed

[Tophe]

Congratulations again...

[Mossie]

Good job on your first solid model Rafa!    Looking forward to seeing more.

[B777LR]

When i first heard that Venezuela was going to build a light strike aircraft, i thought it would just be yet another lame Tucano like aircraft. The result made me fall in love

[Rafael]

Thanks, my amigos

This is a short graphic story of the buildup up to where I posted it

[PanzerWulff]

I like it Rafa A serious can of Whup-Azz in the new Economy size package 
"Panzer"

[John Howling Mouse]

Thanks to Lou Vautour, Master solid-model maker from Canada for all his help and direction. All the credit goes to him. This could not have happened without him.

Rafa

I want to be Lou Vautour's friend, too!  This is magnificent, Rafa.  I've always wanted to shape some airframes from wood or MDF but just never had the guts.
I applaud your fearless dabbling in all media, Rafael!  You da man!      

[ysi_maniac]

^^^^^^
Absolutely agreed!! Gut is the point

Humbly, back to my styrene.

[Rafael]

Thanks, my dear friends!!!

I believe that modeling doesn't occur in any media, kit, scratch, or bash. Modeling takes place inside the modeler's mind. You lot are the living proof of what I say.

Rafa