Excellent!!! Can I add an abusive message to it Ted!

Yesterday I received the paint masks from Nigel at Flightline Graphics and today we got nearly all of them used.

Great news Mr B. You without a spit is like it used to be with you without a Corsair!

Got the cockpit finished today, complete with working pressure gauge on the top of the dash and i-pad on the rear shelf displaying the williswarbirds website!

pages and pages of Yak 50 schemes on www.airliners.net

Just search for yak 50 in the search bar at the top

Rudder and blue front now done

Progress!

The only red left to do is the rudder stripes.

stewart clifford wrote:Gregg, your one can join in at Rougham this week.

Not quite Stew. Mines just red and white at the moment. I need the Blue first. Oh and all the radio gear putting in and engine putting on

They look great but there's something missing. I think you need a red, white and blue one in the middle somewhere

Nice one Mike and David. Performance must have been crazy with that 80cc!!

It seems that it is the law to test fly these Yak's at Baldock so can I come and play too soon please??

Very nice. I'll get that added to the WW website soon!

Steve/Ken, you calling my dad a fairy?

I've been away a few days but got home to find my new tail wheel unit at home. Plus my whole airframe has migically received a single light coat of white.

David Brown wrote:Yes Gregg I have followed a couple of your builds and most likely picked up on some of your ideas
Dave

Nice one Dave, ridiculous build speed! Oh, and all the good ideas on my builds are ALWAYS my dads!!!

have fun at Barkston kids!

Excellent work. Its nice to see that some of my (my dads) ideas may have been followed by the looks of it, especially the cowl mounting.

Willis, you gotta be happy with the yak activity you've caused.

Very nice mike, looks great.

I finished the rivets on mine today so its all about suitable spraying weather now.

Gregg Veasey wrote:

stewart clifford wrote:I've glassed and surface detailed the whole model.

Well, not quite yet but I've started the dot to dot!

Testament to a fantastic but simple design that it can be built that quick Yup, agreed. Mine will be ready for paint next week and I started it in December. Thats pretty quick when you consider I only work on it a few hours a week, I had to cut all the parts myself, I've added various scale details...

I've now finished the riveting on the Hurricane so the YAK will start to get it's bumps tomorrow!

Nice scheme. At this rate yours will be in the air before mine!!