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Sorry gents... had to shelve this one for a bit for a couple customer requests.... It'll be back soon... Thanks for keeping interest

Hi Gents... I jsut picked this one up. Has anyone built this kit yet? Are there any known issues with the kit ? Appreciate the feedback... Thx

Awesome build.... my hat is tipped to you !!!!

I used the Tamiya Weathering kits on the exhaust staining and a silver Prismacolor pencil for the chipping.

This is nicely done !!! I had to do a double take when I realized that this was 1/72 scale.....

This is a fun kit of a killer looking aircraft. No real fit issues here at all.. I actually got brave (or dumb) enough to wire up the pair of radials on this one....

Thx for the comments gents.... I agree with Boxter... the instructions were at times a little misleading because of the cartoonish visuals... I found the written directions morer understandable. The same can be said with the Avenger kit.

I'm a big fan of the B-25. I saw a picture in an article of a USMC B-25 and after some research, I came up with a fictional aircraft. The following pics some some of the build and final assembly. This shows the custom radar pod made from a 500 lbs bomb and P-38 drop tank. This...

Pretty good little kit.... needs some attention, but with some patience and a couple beers.... things turned out ok....

This is hands down the most detailed kit I have ever finished. This was a blast to build. I have a couple of Avengers that I have started and they are probably better kits than the Helldiver.

Here's another Mopar from my stable.

This is the monogram Hemi Cuda I finished a couple years ago.... I did quite a bit of work to the chassis. Cut out the molded in exhaust and rebuild the floor... Created illegal exhaust.... scratch built my shocks, and added hood pins

Just some spare stuff i had . nothing aftermarket in this one.

This is one of the better car kits I've experianced. The details and parts fit are great... Highly recommended.

This is a fun kit to build. Needs a little TLC to bring it to life.

Building this one for a friend who has the actual 455 HO. This one will end up with a Cardinal Red paint job....