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"Hollywood MiGs" list?
Cool Hand replied to Andrew D. the Jolly Rogers guy's topic in General Discussion
Episode 3 of the 1988 TV series "Supercarrier" had an F-16N standing in for some sort of MiG. Can't find any footage or stills online of it. The show isn't even listed on The Internet Movie Plane Database. -
Bummer. Thanks for looking.
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That MiG looks real good. But what really interests me is are the sprues to the right. Definitely looks like a LaGG-3 wing. Did you get any dedicated pictures of LaGG?
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There are indeed pictured of Gabreski's plane showing both wing tops. Here's all the photos I have on my hard drive. better versions may be out there, but I don't know. Can't even remember where I found these. Has to be more than 5 years ago.
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That's so cool. I wish it was real.
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Much like your 109F, you do astounding work in 1/72 scale.
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Cool Hand started following Monogram A-6E TRAM 1/48
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Stunning build. Superbly done.
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Oh excellent. Do you know what production series will be covered beyond just "1943 production" of if CP will do a "1942 production" kit? Specifically, I really like the look of LaGG's with the pointy spinner and the late rudder. Production series 29-35.
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Glad you could fix it. Good luck with the rest of the build.
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I hope it's not too late for you to fix it, but you have the tulip too far forward. On this plane, the tulip begins on the front edge of the cowl hatches. The oil tank covers were solid white just like the spinner.
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On the subject of Harmann's winter schemed G-14, based on this photo, it definitely looks like the protruding battery box is there.
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I'm not sure there is a way to have the outer door in the up position while the gear is down. Here are images showing the mechanism taken directly from the 1944 Bf 109K-4 manual. It looks to me that the door is closed by the wheel acting on a lever as the gear reaches the top of its travel.
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Great Navy Hornet (and others) Weathering Ref Shot
Cool Hand replied to Collin's topic in Jet Modeling
I'm not seeing any photos in the last few posts.