The Big Nuclear Bomber in the Small Garage

[@LefTab]

This is truly incredible. Well done, very well done!

[@MunchkinKF]

Glad you are back I needed a little B-36 video update to keep me going.

[@B1900pilot]

Coming along nicely:-) A really cool project, on a long-forgotten Cold War airplane.

[@ptonpc]

I am constantly amazed by the craftsmanship you put into this. Especially when the weather there means you are basically breathing low pressure steam! Great find on the original parts too. :)

[@Peter.w]

good to see some big bits can be found

[@sztosikdang]

Thats so cool you got you're hands on some original B-36 segments

[@jozsefizsak]

Very good!

[@Mr_Lukasgrim]

How did you get the original B-36 parts? I mean the big ones like the gunner station. Ebay?

[@matthewcuratolo3719]

Are those actual parts to be incorporated into the current project?

[@B36HPeacemaker]

Nope. The cockpit and the future aft compartment restoration are two different projects.

[@lnchgj]

I'm going to say it. I have some experience with KD displays like you are planning, and it's not worth it. Either in the impact of the display, on structural integrity, or the out and back perpetration time. Oh you might be up to fussing with it on that first setup, but the breakdown before you can go home after a couple of days at a show is grueling. And then to go do it again... Nothing about the size of your project says you can't move it whole with a simple $20-$30 permit (Mommy-may-I permit) and you shouldn't need an escort for anything smaller then a single-wide mobile home.