34.5k GhostHTX Comments

  • Focke Wulf Ta-101 Luftwaffe Challenge 2 6.3 years ago

    Rocket interceptor with prone pilot. Instructions soon, but the wee man has a fever and lots of snot, so no time for me, Im affraid! @Tang0five

    +1
  • [TEASER] Supermarine Spitfire Mk-Ia 6.3 years ago

    I know the difference. I recently did a Mk Ia, MkVb, MkIXb,and a couple of Griffon Spits too. Its the depth of the rear fuselage; It might be the angle of the screen shots, but it looks to me like the upper fuselage including the canopy is oversized and the lower, including the engine cowling and the tail fin/rudder is too small. Please dont get me wrong - this is a very good start! @HistoricBirds

  • [TEASER] Supermarine Spitfire Mk-Ia 6.3 years ago

    This is cool, but I have one or two small suggestions?

    1- the canopy looks too big and the prop spinner too small. Maybe make the spinner bigger (i.e. Thicker).

    2- the guns were not evenly spaced on the wings. There was one inboard, two paired just outboardof the landing gear and one further out.

    3- your fin and rudder look a wee bit off in shape. In fact, the rear fuselage looks too deep in general.
    Otherwise very nice and;

    COOL BEANS.

  • Gloster Gladius Mk.1 Fixed Gear Fighter Challenge 6.3 years ago

    Yeah, Im not too popular, for one reason or another. I really appreciate the support, though! @JettStorm

  • Another Spit Question 6.3 years ago

    If memory served me correctly, the square trigger was only on the cannon armed Spitfires.

  • How to: Win an argument: SledDriver Addition 6.3 years ago

    Ok, I just read the argument you had with SD.
    You got suplexed, intellectually speaking. Hard. Just whipped right up and over. I think you might have popped right out of your shoes.

    +1
  • How to: Win an argument: SledDriver Addition 6.3 years ago

    @EternalDarkness I think this thread needs to not be here.

    +1
  • Gloster Gladius Mk.1 Fixed Gear Fighter Challenge 6.3 years ago

    The pilot dummy is somewhat under scaled. Also, thanks for the upvotes! Did I win something? @JettStorm

  • English Electric Ecdysiast 3.0 6.3 years ago

    Oh that will do nicely. Many thanks. @RamboJutter

  • Rocket booster MK3 6.3 years ago

    Perfect. This will be put to very good use. Spiffing, old boy, absolutely spiffing.

  • English Electric Ecdysiast 3.0 6.3 years ago

    I say, old boy; would you be terribly put out if one were to - ahem - borrow one of the rocket packs from this kite, for use in another? All credit shall be given, I trust you understand? @RamboJutter

  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IXb 6.3 years ago

    The tail wheel is castoring and rotates freely. I think the real Spit maybe had a locking mechanism but I couldnt be sure... @Spitfirelad05

  • Supermarine Attacker 6.3 years ago

    You are most kind. Im a lot less prolific these days too. I guess two nippers, and full time employment do that to you. Im currently working on another biplane for the ww1 challenge, a sports car (because why not?) and an entry to Adlersteiners Luftwaffe Challenge. But the big man upstairs only knows when any of it will get finished. Tag me on your Scimitar, I’d love to see her! @Tang0five

    +1
  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 6.3 years ago

    Im just not «hip» enough. That and I dont like making epic teaser posts, which seem to be the thing to do if you want epic numbers of upvotes.
    I used to be cool, honest... I @Tang0five

  • Supermarine Attacker 6.3 years ago

    Very nice. You’ll be spotlighting me, soon enough.

    +1
  • XB-70 Valkyrie 6.3 years ago

    Part count of the beast. Very nice SD!

    +1
  • Let me tell you, how many times have you got your ears puffy because of the plane pressurisation? 6.3 years ago

    Well it certainly wasnt a pleasent experience, thats for sure. @WNP78

  • Let me tell you, how many times have you got your ears puffy because of the plane pressurisation? 6.3 years ago

    I used to travel a lot with work, but luckily I very seldom experienced this.

    One time, though, I had to get on a flight with a complete sod of a sinus infection. I could actually hear the peeeeeeeeeep of the pressure equalisation inside and outside my head.

    That sucked.

  • Blackburn Badger F.1 Ww1 challenge 6.3 years ago

    A hurricane is indeed possible. Probable, even. @Spitfirelad05

  • English Electric Ecdysiast 3.0 6.3 years ago

    Very cool!

  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XIIc 6.3 years ago

    Thanks Spitfirelad05! @Spitfirelad05

  • Gloster Sea Glaive F.4 6.3 years ago

    Cheers! The Wurger was one of my influences! @Spitfirelad05

  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 6.3 years ago

    Hey, what can I say? Im like chopped liver over here... Thanks, though! @ChiChiWerx

  • Lavochkin La-9 USSR 6.3 years ago

    Im struggling to believe that this is possible with less than 1000 parts. Well done.

  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 6.4 years ago

    Thanks! @ThePrototype

  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 6.4 years ago

    @pancelvonat Thanks! But my comment was really a general commentary on how random the upvoting can be here. I wasnt fishing for upvotes! You are most kind, though.

  • Boeing B-29 Superfortress 6.4 years ago

    This is nice, really nice. I like this a lot, so please do not take what I am about to write next as an attack on you or your lovely superfort: it is more a commentary on the out and out oddness of the upvote patterns of the SP community.

    I recently did a B-50 (the younger twin of the B-29). It has custom control surfaces, flaps, usable gun turrets as well as everything this model has. I just want to point out again that this B-29 is awesome.

    The B-50 has as of now 9 upvotes. This model (which I think is comparable in quality to mine) has, at the time of my typing this, 40 more.

    Now, I dont build for upvotes, I really dont, but I just dont get it. Is it because I smell or something?

    +11
  • Blackburn Badger F.1 Ww1 challenge 6.4 years ago

    Yep, based on the River Clyde to the west of Glasgow, Scotland. They never really built anything like this, but I really liked the name. @Boundslayer

  • Aircraft 59 Mk4 6.4 years ago

    This is really very good. Very very good. @Tang0five

  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XXIIb 6.4 years ago

    It looks very nice. Did you smooth out the tail fin? Overall an improvement over my model. Well done!

  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    Tally bloody ho!!!! @Tang0five

  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    Its ok. You made good points. I knew about the canopy hood - early mk1 Spits had the smaller hood too. I didnt know about the exhausts, though. Every days a school day! @WarHawk95

    +1
  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIII 6.4 years ago

    Its ok. Im glad you like it. I guess Im getting a wee bit touchy in my old age. I look forward to seeing your mk20! Tag me when its up?
    Do you really think it is the cockpit that makes the difference in terms of d/l? Odd... Anyway, here is a spot and an updoot. @logizAircrafts

  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIII 6.4 years ago

    @logizAircrafts I just think it is a bit off that you liked my Spitfire enough to make your own version, but you dont even mention that pretty much 99% of it is my work in the description, thats all. The d/l and u/v thing is really a secondary consideration.

  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIII 6.4 years ago

    Seriously? Youre going to ignore my comment? Not even an honorable mention? @logizAircrafts

  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    I think a version 2 is in order...

  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    ... not in this case... I didnt think of that. This is a two blade constant speed job. @ThePrototype

  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    You are correct. This is a repaint and slight adjustment of my Spitfire Mk1. Thanks for the aggressive pedantry, though. Always appreciated. @WarHawk95

    +4
  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    @EternalDarkness Cheers!

  • Supermarine Type 300 K5054 6.4 years ago

    Thanks! @TMach5

  • SBD Hawker Hound MK1 2.9 6.4 years ago

    This would melt my phone, but well played all the same. Nicely done!

  • Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIII 6.4 years ago

    Right. Someones going to have to explain this to me. This must be a young guys thing that us old guys dont get.
    Someone takes my Spit, chops out the cockpit, removes most of the details, repaints it and gets more downloads and upvotes than the original.
    Thank god for autocredit.

    +1
  • Too Late for the Cargo Plane Challenge 6.4 years ago

    Thanks! She is an interesting specimin, no doubt. Four turboprops and eight turbojets... And she is still underpowered, I think. @ChiChiWerx

  • Too Late for the Cargo Plane Challenge 6.4 years ago

    Cheers old bean! She is a rather interesting proposition indeed. A word to the wise; I may have forgotten to assign the cruise jets (on top of the fuselage) to AG1. Hovering might be a bit... interesting unless you fix this. @Tang0five

  • Too Late for the Cargo Plane Challenge 6.4 years ago

    He he look at the Bell v-22; that was my inspiration for this. She has them big props too. @Carbonfox1

  • Cargo Plane Challenge (Closed) 6.4 years ago

    Im good? Good! And sorry about the part count. @ACEPILOT109

  • Too Late for the Cargo Plane Challenge 6.4 years ago

    Excellent! Im in! @ACEPILOT109

  • Cargo Plane Challenge (Closed) 6.4 years ago

    Im still good? Good! And sorry about the part count. @ACEPILOT109

  • Too Late for the Cargo Plane Challenge 6.4 years ago

    Why thank you kind sir. @Texasfam04