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I believe composite feathers are unique to the PW-100-229 version

Start here: https://www.google.com/search?q=Mastinox+msds

Wreckage found in Williamsburg County, north and east of the aforementioned lakes.

One way to tell them apart is to count the “feathers”, GE F-110 engines have 12, PW F-100 engines have 15.

I believe it is now in "submarine mode".... btw that dailymail link had so many ads it nearly killed my browser.... 👎

IANAL but AFAIK means As Far As I Know 😊

ummmm, why not? I have been searching for the long OOP Model Art set for years and would jump at the chance for an NF-104 conversion set.

Will go out in today's mail. 👍 http://caracalmodels.com/images/ad48001promo.jpg .

I have extras of the serial # sheet included with both releases, from a “surplus” sale Kursad had a while back. If that will help send me a PM with your address.

Can I ask why? I have this kit in my stash, it it a difficult build? Your build looks pretty good to me... 👍

I would recommend Jake's Modern Eagle guide, it has extensive photo coverage of the rear cockpit. https://www.reidairpublishing.com/books/the-modern-eagle-guide-2nd-edition

Is this a Final Countdown reference? or am I missing something?

Was looking forward to both kits, the Saturn has never been done in that scale, although Apogee did a "flying" model rocket in 1/70. I had also ordered the David Baker book on the Saturn 1/1B, it almost didn't make it to print after the first publisher (Haynes) dropped it. The 1/48 Apollo stack hasn't been done since the Revell kit in the late 60s, and it was mostly a Block 1 design, not accurate for what actually flew. Anxiously (nervously?) waiting the release of the announced Atlas Agena kit in 1/72 from Horizon.....

Very impressive work here, congrats!