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Military aviation from 1935 to present day.
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If you have an pair of leftover afterburners from the Tamiya F-16C block 30/40/50 they will fit the F-14B too. They are very close to having the same diameter. Jens
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You are right in stating that only the last TEN (10) RF-4Bs had the thicker/bulged wings. Unfortunately many references mention 12 - probably from the same incorrect source. Jens
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The new Kinetic F-16AM really need a new correct fin base. The one in the kit is way too fat - more like a C/D fin base. Jens
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Why is it that you add the radome before the windscreen? You seem to have done so on both your F-4Bs. Jens
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All our (i.e. Danish) F-16A/Bs got the Mid-Life Update. Some of our F-16s are rather block 50-like now with l/e beer cans, reinforcement plates and HG-like finish. Jens
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No, they did not! All our block 1/5/10 airframes retained the smaller stabs. Also, the stab upgrade had nothing to do with MLU. Jens
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As for an F-105F (or early F-105G) it is quite easy to remove the ECM bulges from the HB kit. I did that on mine. Jens
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I am talking about the chord, not the thickness. Jens
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The HB F-105D tail is ok. It's the G tail that needs a leading edge enlargement. Jens
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FWIW the exhaust nozzles from the Tamiya F-16C fit the F-14 almost perfectly. Jens
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Added to that is the fact that some of the photos appear more than once in the book, and some are photoshopped to look different to previous ones. Jens
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Aewsome! Thanks. Jens
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The ResKit cockpits look great. What does the canopy profile look like? I have read that is was corrected, but other sources state the canopy has not been changed. Jens
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(2022 F-16 Group Build) My Contribution: 906TFG F-16A
JEN722 replied to Geoff M's topic in In-Progress Pics
It's kinda hard to tell from your pictures, but that Academy tail fin tip looks more like the C/D tip than the A/B tip. I think it can be corrected with a bit of sanding. Jens