Thank you guys for the kind words! The decal set is by Kits-Word "War Bird" series. I found the set on eBay. 

www.kits-world.com

Yeah, she's friggin' perfect!!! WOW!!! 

"What a beaut!"

Where did you get that nose art?

I need to come up with something for the 4 landing lights in the wings. Maybe clear epoxy?  Other than that its done.

Thanks I jumped on the Ammo by MIG Jimenez train, and I can say it is as advertised. Fantastic products, I got the Bare Metal oil brusher set, and the book for bare metal. I highly recommend. 

That's friggin' perfect! Wow!!!

Thank you guys! Well she's up on all her wheels. Luckily Iput in enough weight behind the bulkhead. No wheelie poppin!

Probably! 

But Redman still has the braggin' rights on converting a sow's ear into a silk purse here! 

disastermaster

 

 

Gamera

Oh gosh that looks fantastic!!!

The B-26 is my favorite US Second World War bomber. I have the same kit but have been too intimidated to start on her.

 

 

 

 

Don't worry...........

Now that this beauty is being built, some company will come along with a brand new kit of it.

 

... for $100.  

Gamera

Oh gosh that looks fantastic!!!

The B-26 is my favorite US Second World War bomber. I have the same kit but have been too intimidated to start on her.

 

Oh gosh that looks fantastic!!!

The B-26 is my favorite US Second World War bomber. I have the same kit but have been too intimidated to start on her.

Superb.  Just superb, sir.

Redman7176

Getting close to done. Only been working on this one since November!

 

Getting close to done. Only been working on this one since November!

Coming along. I used MM gloss black acrylic base w/ a little Future. Then sprayed Alclad 2 airframe aluminum, with some patches of regular aluminum. I still need to mask off and spray the invasion stripes on the rear of the fuselage. Then onto decals...

I like what you did to the gear parts.  

For sure on the bare metal finish showing every little flaw. Luckily the gloss black is showing those imperfections, and I am able to go back and fix before I spray the aluminum this week. Using 2000, and 3000 grit wet sanding, I am liking how smooth it is coming along.

Here are a few pics of the most poor fitting sections Tank-Builder. 

On another note I have gotten on the Ammo by Mig Jimenez train, and man their products are very nice. I started playing around with the oilbrushers and streakers on the landing gear doors...

MLooks like you are beating that beast into submission, great job specially describing the entire model.

As an Alclad user, I highly suggest to make sure the finish is flawless otherwise every little scratch or puttied area will show up big time specially under the high shine colors. Gloss black enhances the high shine shades like chrome, polished aluminum and airframe aluminum. The other Alclad colors don’t require gloss black since they are not high shine ones and show a weathered oxidized look.

Hi;

 Oh Boy. I have that one in my stash. Is the fit really as bad as I have heard?

Looking good! I admire your patience and skill. 

She's looking sharp!

Yup re-scribed the entire model! I can't tell you how many times I scribed, screwed up, filled with CA, sand, re-scribe. The fit issues, is another issue! Actually I am not drilling out the holes on the machine guns. I am chopping off the kit barrels and replacing them with some Quik Boost resin jacketed barrels. :)

Nice!  Are you drilling out the cooling holes in the guns?  You are a true manly-man modeler.  I was never able to get them to be evenly spaced.

I built that kit when it was new - the only major fit problem I encountered was where the scoops attached to the cowl.

I look forward to seeing this Monogram classic built!

That is some very impressive work. You rescribed the entire model? Wow! That's a lot of lines to keep straight lol. 

I can't wait to see how this looks with paint on it. Fantastic workmanship so far.