Consolidated Vultee B-36H Peacemaker 1/1 Scale Scratch Build - Ceiling Panel Progress

[@christopherbyrd5818]

I really enjoy your bomber videos. It's sort of comforting to know that somewhere out there is another regular guy like me just trying to have a little fun and work on a garage project. Keep doing these videos and keep up the good work, my friend!

[@knucklehead7456]

Looks better EVERY TIME I see it Bubba

[@13bigerdave]

wow, I have heard of building models but you take it to the limit. I've been watching for a while and just subbed for you

[@B36HPeacemaker]

I appreciate the sub and the watches.

[@NoOne-rq5ih]

Really enjoy your project. Maybe work out your frustrating compound curving shapes in cardboard and tape first? Keep up the great work.

[@B36HPeacemaker]

For some reason I always assume making these shapes is going to be easy. After I failed with the original piece of steel I then made a cardboard pattern which resulted in what’s up there now. Around the first of the year I will have an english wheel.

[@jeffbutler6100]

I have a question, have you ever visited this crash site? RB-36 H-25 Peacemaker Crash Nut Grove, Newfoundland, Canada March 18, 1953 I think there would be a treasure trove of B-36 parts even though it's been picked over for 70 plus years If you Google RB-36 crash, Nut Grove, Newfoundland, Canada, (which you have probably already done many times) . The pictures taken from the site, show a lot of large pieces, especially the nose and cockpit section. Keep up the great work, its been fun watching you build it.

[@B36HPeacemaker]

Over the years many pictures from this crash site have greatly assisted in the build, however I have never been there. It’s on my list.

[@dantech1]

why?

[@B36HPeacemaker]

I want a B-36.