Axis WW2 Fighter WIP"s...

[skyhawka4m]

Awesome!!! Any chance you might do a Frank also? or maybe a Tony Razor back radial type?

 

[Piglet]

Awesome!!! Any chance you might do a Frank also? or maybe a Tony Razor back radial type?

Maybe one day I will make a Ki-100

 

[Piglet]

More WIP's Almost there.....View attachment 33054View attachment 33055View attachment 33056

 

[txnetcop]

Amigo that is just incredibly intricate work! WOW!
Ted

 

[N2056]

I can't believe I missed this thread earlier. :redf:
Looking as good as ever Tim! :ernae:

 

[Roger]

Wonderful:ernae:

 

[OleBoy]

It's looking very nice Piglet. This will be a great addition to your FSX forray

 

[robert41]

Awesome.

 

[flaviossa]

Really incredible work Mr. Piglet. Congrats! :salute:

 

[huub vink]

Brilliant work as usual!

Thanks,
Huub

 

[Ferry_vO]

Looks awesome Tim!

 

[DennyA]

Yay!

子犬は扱う

(Japanese for "puppy treats"

 

[peter12213]

Simply stunning!

 

[gradyhappyg]

Aw shucks I thought this might be a release update. Oh well I will just put some more hours on this beauty while ckecking back here every five minutes.

 

[Piglet]

Denny
If 子犬は扱う really means puppy treats, it's going in the plane!

 

[MHAircraft]

子犬は扱う is the literal translation of the words "puppy" and "treats". If you do a reverse translation of 扱う, you'd realize that the word google picked isn't quite what the puppy has in mind.

I think the correct term is 子犬の食事.

 

[g1f99059]

i think it should be
子犬の食べ物



but anyway, wonderful job!...

 

[paulb]

i think it should be
子犬の食べ物



but anyway, wonderful job!...

I think that means Puppy Food?

Still, what do I know.................

I'm getting old now.

Cheers

Paul

 

[DennyA]

Definitely go with what MHAircraft and g1f99059 suggested -- I was using web translation, and my Japanese doesn't go much past "Domo arigato" and "Minicraft/Hasegawa."

 

[Lazerbeak]

You can also say,

子犬のおやつ - "koinu no oyatsu" which is "puppy's snacks"

or 子犬の餌 - "koinu no esa" which is like to say "puppy's food"

or even just use "English" words, 子犬のトリート - which "トリート" is the borrowed English word "treat" in Japanese kana.