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This is on ebay right now. Options for three jets. 1/48 Microscale Decal (48-200) F-106A's (sealed) | eBay
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It's a neat little kit Ben. I really wish AMP would release a HH-3 Jolly Green in 1/48. They seem to go after the odd helo kits and I bet they'd sell a zillion of these things if they did. And the HH-3 isn't an odd helo.... Don
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Thank you for sharing David. I have two of the AMP HH-43 kits. I'm holding off on one of them to do 63-9711. The other will be a camo bird. Really can't wait for these decals to be released and hoping 9711 will be on this sheet.
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Testors Semi-gloss Lacquer Spray Availability
Drifterdon replied to Drifterdon's topic in General Discussion
If I have to, I'll airbrush. But if a rattle can of clear coat is available for sealing in decals and paint, I go that route. What can I say, I'm lazy. -
Testors Semi-gloss Lacquer Spray Availability
Drifterdon replied to Drifterdon's topic in General Discussion
Yep! Leave it to the friggin bean counters. Still trying to find a replacement for my Model Master enamels. -
Testors Semi-gloss Lacquer Spray Availability
Drifterdon replied to Drifterdon's topic in General Discussion
That's what I was afraid of. Thanks Larry. -
Does Testors still make their clear semi-gloss spray lacquer? I haven't seen it is some time and I find myself in need.
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He did an excellent sheet for Super Jolly's and Pave Lows in 1/48 (48206: USAF CH-53). Unless you're looking for a sheet in 1/72...
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No longer needed. I took a file and sanding stick to the kit cowl and think I fixed the issue. The profile looks acceptable. Looking for a replacement cowl for my Hobbycraft 1/48 F8F-1 Bearcat. An old Cutting Edge would be wishful thinking but in the meantime, an old leftover Hawk/Testors cowling would suffice. In the past, I've replaced the front cowl ring of the Hobbycraft cowl with the front of the Testors cowl and it manages to look the part. Willing to pay if this helps.
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Roden has released their 1/144 KC-135R. You can get it on ebay right now. The Caracal 135 decals would fit.
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1/144 Hobbycraft RB-47H-from the shelf of doom
Drifterdon replied to jonwinn's topic in In-Progress Pics
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Jost, Will be following along with another one of your amazing builds. I'm guessing this will be '2666'? It was just retired and sent to the Bone Yard. Don
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^^This^^^
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No longer in need of this part thanks to Mike (aka rcaf*100). As title says, I'm looking for the throttle quadrant (part #62) from the Monogram/Revell F-101B in 1/48. I pulled a kit I have out of the stash and this small tiny part had fallen off the sprue and was no where to be found in the bag or box. If you used the Black Box pit and have the kit parts still around, I could sure use this little thing. I could try to scratch it but would rather have the kit part if it comes down to it. Thanks for looking. Don
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There is a discussion here about this very subject. Hopefully it helps. C-119L 3 Blade Hamilton Standard Propellers - Props - ARC Discussion Forums (arcforums.com)
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YES to the Hound Dog missile markings in 1/144. What Minicraft gives you is sorely lacking. Would even love to see some markings for the little Quail decoy in 1/144.
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Monogram Century Series 1/48 F-101B Voodoo
Drifterdon replied to BastianD's topic in In-Progress Pics
Great job so far Bastian. You are so close to being done. You've inspired me to pull the RF-101B I built many, many, years ago and fix it up with fresh paint and new decals.- 137 replies
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Why not build both a Rivet Joint and Cobra Ball? And your Combat Sent is simply fantastic.
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What an absolute stunner. Just so right on every level.
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DISREGARD ****** Parts Sourced
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Very very nice. I am amazed at how well you are able to blend the unpainted wings in with the fuselage to get a seemless look.