wxltcol
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Thanks, Kursad, for this sheet and the reprint! Looking forward to these and more. Tom
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It's so hard to lose them. I've lost 3 dogs and a couple of cats and it's always tough to let go. You gave him such a good life. He chose wisely :). Tom
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Thanks so much for the pictures and info, Mr Vark! You rock! Tom
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Contrails Models makes 1/72 scale CFM56/F108 engines in resin (http://contrailsmodels.com/Engines.php). I haven't bought them, so don't know about the quality. They look reasonably good in the pictures. You'll need to scroll about a quarter of the way down the page to them. Best I can do for you, for now. Tom
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It appears to be an AN/ALQ-167 pod. I think the F-14 TARPS birds carried this in addition to the TARPS pod. I can't tell if it also has the Expanded Chaff Adapter as well. Tom
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CC-177 Globemaster III 1/144 Revell RCAF 704
wxltcol replied to AlienFrogModeller's topic in The Display Case
Wow! Fantastic build! And I love the shipping container you made for it! That will keep it safe during travels. Tom -
Wow, outstanding job all around! The cockpits are amazing. Tom
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I think it's part of the Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) sensor netting system the Navy's using. I see it's on the E-2D as well. I think they modified the E-2C with this system. Tom
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Are there decals available for this F-4E Phantom?
wxltcol replied to echolmberg's topic in Jet Modeling
Just for fun, I looked on the Microscale Decals web site, but no joy for 72-327 and 72-376. I didn't expect them there, but worth a try. Tom -
Andy's Hobby Headquarters is a good hobby store. The Hobby Bench on N 19th Ave is pretty good and there's a used book store across the parking lot. Hobby Depot is OK, too. I don't know that I've been to Hobby Destination. Will have to go next year while I'm down there for spring training baseball. enjoy! Tom
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Nice all around! I wonder if Minicraft will ever release their RCs? Tom
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I sure wish you still had this on a web site! I saved it, through kind of a backdoor means, since Firefox won't. Too good of information to let go! Tom
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And ask questions! That's what we're all here for! And welcome. Tom
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Last I saw, it descended at 4000 FPM and 184 knots into the ground. My sense is that GA is getting safer. When I got to Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center in 1995 as a meteorologist, we lost a couple dozen GAs a year due to the mountains, weather, etc. Not nearly so bad now.