Matt Walker
Members-
Content Count
1,155 -
Joined
-
Last visited
About Matt Walker
-
Rank
Full Blown Model Geek
- Birthday 03/22/1969
Profile Information
-
Location
West Bend,Wisconsin
Recent Profile Visitors
12,815 profile views
-
Bumping this up the list, if I may. Really hoping to grab one of these sets when they become available again.
-
Matt Walker started following Su-35 "strap" fabrication, F-4 Phantom camo, CD48246 - 1/48 ANG F-4E Part 1 and 4 others
-
Where to find the single piece windscreen??
-
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
-
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?
-
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
-
On second look, it's a real.pity they didn't do "any" cockpit sill detailing. 😳
-
If this follows the Su-27 family in regards quality, fit and accuracy, (as opposed to the F-15) this will be a cracker!!!
-
Oh, that's it!! I knew I had seen the shape on something, but my Old Fart-itis was kicking in!!
-
Do the canards for the F-15 look strangely like Mig-29 tail planes??
-
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?
-
That's a good thought. Thank you!
-
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?
-
Nuts. Life conspired against me again. Will keep an eye out for the next release round. Happy that these are so successful for you!!

