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Donivanp
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GB-58 1/48 F-4D Phantom II – Night Fighters all Eras
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Benevolens Magister
Ah, a jet-powered Beaufighter - could have been a real winner in WW2 .............
Vic Balshaw
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Not so with a piston powered Phantom though. Nice one Don, had me running for the Valium, thought I was having a panic attack.
Good work so far!
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Donivanp
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Spitting a little paint.
N4521U
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looking rather nice!
Looking alright..!
Vic Balshaw
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I would say rather nice and battle worn.
Good work so far!
very nice, i need a Vietnam Phantom in my life !
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Donivanp
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Or half a dozen
What's holding you back....
more like who ?What's holding you back....
Oh.....the Boss lady...good luck with that....
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Donivanp
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Benevolens Magister
More inspiration ?
N4521U
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I'm not gonna rub it in.....................
F4's live!
F4's live!
If you clear that stuff out above your racks you could get another half dozen or more in there...
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Donivanp
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Now that's inspiringIf you clear that stuff out above your racks you could get another half dozen or more in there...
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Donivanp
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Some update...
The spine set a bit too low at the forward edge so I used a strip of plastic to help level it up. Later I added some Tamiya white putty.
The left cheek intake is being a B*#%h and though it's farilly normall to have one or more be an issue, it still a pain in a$$!
Starting around 1968 the USAF stated adding stiffeners to the horizontal tail of the F-4, starting with E models and then in depot adding to the older models. My subject is from 72 so I'm making a judgment call they should be in. Z-M does not have them on theirs. I have since found they offer them as an additional after market item, that dosn'e work for me. I plan on going to the Nationals in San Marcos in Augusts (next month 2-5 and seeing Z-M about getting some) but in the mean time, I'll work on making my own. Useing the Monogram F-4 and running a pencle across it on racing paper to get a template. we'll see.
Z-M horizontal tales....
The spine set a bit too low at the forward edge so I used a strip of plastic to help level it up. Later I added some Tamiya white putty.
The left cheek intake is being a B*#%h and though it's farilly normall to have one or more be an issue, it still a pain in a$$!
Starting around 1968 the USAF stated adding stiffeners to the horizontal tail of the F-4, starting with E models and then in depot adding to the older models. My subject is from 72 so I'm making a judgment call they should be in. Z-M does not have them on theirs. I have since found they offer them as an additional after market item, that dosn'e work for me. I plan on going to the Nationals in San Marcos in Augusts (next month 2-5 and seeing Z-M about getting some) but in the mean time, I'll work on making my own. Useing the Monogram F-4 and running a pencle across it on racing paper to get a template. we'll see.
Z-M horizontal tales....
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