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Have you checked e[vile]Bay? There are a number of sellers that specialize in selling just parts runners (aka Sprues) from various model kits. I just picked up the 1:25th scale snowmobile from the Revell Jeep Honcho kit for a decent price with shipping.

I have a pdf copy of the Testors'/Italeri kit instructions that I can share with you via eMail. PM sent to establish electronic correspondence so it is in your court.

There is now a 3D printed conversion now available at [url=https://www.shapeways.com/]ShapeWays[/url] to build the third and final version of the USS Parche (SSN-683) with the hull extension at this link: [url=http://shpws.me/RDuD]ShapeWays > Mulsanne's Model Corner > USS Parche SSN-683 Special Ops version 1/350th scale[/url]

Have you checked to see if it is available at Shapeways.com?

48th scale AJ Savage is definitely long overdue! It would be nice to see an actual 1/48th scale F-86A Sabre and F-86H Sabre to help fill in the gaps.

The plastic bits from the kit from anyone that has decided to use the metal gear from SAC. One of my 1:48th scale V-22 Osprey kits has broken axles on the MLG and that is something that can not be simply fixed with CA or plastic glue. Willing to purchase said item for a reasonable price if the parts are spare to your own needs. TIA ***I did try to contact Italeri through their web page but never received a response which is why I am now asking for help here from this forum.

Your search results may vary. My original search on the AN/APS-4 Radar was about fifteen years ago and the search algorithms used by Google have been changed since. Fortunately the same search more recently and again, without restrictions did not produce the same image search results with the young lady abusing the octopus 🙂

I would rather see a 1:48th scale [1:32nd too] F-86H instead of another F-86E

One of the first images displayed in the Google search results for the AN/APS-4 Radar introduced me to "cross species erotica" showing a very nude woman shoving an octopus in to her nether regions. Certainlyan eye-opening moment and I do hope the poor octopus survived the encounter.

Google never fails to disappoint

That is an EH-60 Blackhawk in the image. The antennae along the sides of the fuselage are the key feature for that variant.

The paddle blade Hamilton Standard propellers would suggest a Canadian built Mosquito.

The Tamiya Mosquito kits have both propeller types included in the kit. See if anyone that has built the Tamiya Mosquito has the extra parts available.

According to the Kevin Coyne's Ejection Site the Douglas ESCAPC was used in some models of the B-57 Canberra. There are several companies that offer this seat in resin for 1:48th scale models. Not sure about 1:72nd scale as that is not a scale I usually work in.

Currently available at this eStore: ------> ITA2680 - Italeri 1/48 HH-60H Seahawk

This is yet another reason why we need a 1:48th scale AJ Savage in injection moulded plastic.

Inquiry via the ModelCollect web site resulted in this reply back to my eMail address:

ScaleMates page for the Modelcollect A-12 Avenger II says 2020 release date (no further information) for this kit. Anyone have anything to add on when this kit will be available?

Still looking, so back to the top.

Just the tank or the tank plus pylon?

Someone is trying to sell their kit through ScaleMates.com at this link: ScaleMates.com > Academy 2162 1:48th scale F-86F-30 Sabre Scroll down to the part that says "Market Place" for the name of the person to contact

BTT with more items on the wish/want list. 🙂

Now all we need is a 463L Cargo Pallet loaded with toilet paper in all the popular scales...

You can download a PDF copy of the kit instructions from ScaleMates at this link on their page for the kit information: https://www.scalemates.com/kits/academy-12209-ch-53e-super-stallion-us-marines-version--104357 Scroll down until you see the green box with white letters "Download | 10024Kb (.pdf)"

Dear Moderators/Central Scrutinizers My question has been answered and there is no further need to take up forum space with this post.