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Matt Walker

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  • Birthday 03/22/1969

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  1. Bumping this up the list, if I may. Really hoping to grab one of these sets when they become available again.
  2. Where to find the single piece windscreen??
  3. Understood. I'm sure there has also been a learning experience with the equipment/raw materials. As with any skill. I also run a one-man manufacturing business. There are a lot of balls to juggle and keep in the air. I just wanted to give credit where it was due
  4. Dave, I had posted to an FB page, which you did reply to at the time. The parts in question were the Legacy Hornet tanks. I assume you're using the same settings as used on the Hornet noses on all parts now?
  5. Some time ago, I put up a review, of sorts, with pictures of some of Dave's Flying Leatherneck 3D printed parts. Those parts were, IMO, not up to standard, which was why I put up the "review". Very obvious print lines, imperfections in the print, which involved a lot of work to make them useable. Fast forward to seeing the release of the Hornet noses, I decided to have another look at his stuff. These are fantastic!! Very clean, high quality, on a par with anything else out there. Printed in a reddish/brown resin, the detail is crisp, and very well defined. Evidence of print layers is vir
  6. On second look, it's a real.pity they didn't do "any" cockpit sill detailing. 😳
  7. If this follows the Su-27 family in regards quality, fit and accuracy, (as opposed to the F-15) this will be a cracker!!!
  8. Oh, that's it!! I knew I had seen the shape on something, but my Old Fart-itis was kicking in!!
  9. Do the canards for the F-15 look strangely like Mig-29 tail planes??
  10. The RAAF upgraded their jets to A/B+ and A/B++ spec, which included adding the Bird Slicers. So I assume 8195 would be appropriate for these?
  11. The prototype Su-35 had a "strap" on the rear fuse between the fins/engines. (The yellow rectangle piece) How would you go about making that?
  12. Nuts. Life conspired against me again. Will keep an eye out for the next release round. Happy that these are so successful for you!!
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