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This is awesome Nigel. I've been wanting to build this aircraft for a couple months now. How did it go? Or can you comment on it?

Looks great! The third to last photo, the rear end profile one, is it the angle of the picture or do the wings actually tilt upwards to the right?

How big does the 1/72 kit measure out to? I'm a 48 builder almost exclusively but I'd make an exception for something like this.

I'm not a proponent of saying "Happy" Memorial Day so I won't say it. As it is supposed to be a time of remembrance, solemnity, and humbleness, among others, I will just say that I wish everyone a good day today on this holiday. We've been rained out here so no BBQs or outdoor activities normally associated with May 25th.

I will be ordering the whole crew set sometime this year and use it for my Mirage 2000. These are awesome.

That's awesome! I may have to get one of those!

What does it measure out to?

Way to go man, a grease monkey and a total beauty! That is truly awesome!

Well, how about a formal welcome to the United States (albeit very late) from us on ARC and also welcome to ARC Dai Phan. And thank you for the work that you do for us veterans, it's hard to come by medical professionals in the VA system that actually care about their work and patients.

Very cool looking Rodney. Question, how was the construction process? Decent or difficult?

Why would they make the H only a limited edition? Why not go ahead and release it in full production and if they do actually make the L/J all the main variants (minus the recon) can be purchased at will? My point is that if they are showing us that they are unwilling to mass produce another P-38 variant, then they probably won't do any other ones too. Of course I could be totally wrong and be happily corrected on it. I am just making an assumption.

So I guess it wouldn't be a stretch to believe that Tamiya won't be mass producing L and J versions of the H is only a limited edition release.

Ive always loved those older battleships. Nothing screams "I will kill you" much more than those huge 14" guns. Btw I saw this not too long ago. https://www.history.navy.mil/our-collections/artifacts/arms-and-ordnance/cannons/USS-Pennsylvania-gun-barrels.html

That's a helluva battle worn Spitfire!

I always have a hard time remembering that Taiwan has U-2s in their inventory. Looks great!

Wow Eric that is awesome! I really like the small details you did. It's not that things were like super duper detailed but it definitely looks like you took great care to make simple things stand out, even with just a little paint or pencil. The munitions are fantastic!

More to add to your variety collection Andrew? It looks great man, awesome job!

I'm pretty sure that if you have a personal issue with ANYONE on this forum, let alone the modelling community, it would be preferable that you send them a private message instead of posting here. We've had enough problems with personal feud's enough as it is.

Take a chill pill man. Seriously.

And I thought the F-15 centerline tank wasn't adopted by F-4s until AFTER Vietnam. The F-15 wasn't even in service yet also.

"It's like playing laser tag, but with multi million dollars worth of equipment." That was funny. Great article Bee, really enjoyed that one.

Damn I'm sorry Steve! Who were you with at Hood during that time and what years? My old man was flying out of Hood from '82-85 and again from '89-92.

What scale is this? How did you do the CFTs?

Ooooohhhh yeeeeaaahhhh. Seems that this week has definitely been kind to Cobra fans.

I like the way that the "U.S. Air Force" is in smaller lettering size than the rest as it's there, you can see it, but it's more indescreet than the rest.