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The quality just looked better, and you get more for your money. Also it was easier for me to pay. I have had problems with PayPal in the past. So I just assume pay with a credit card directly.

I went ahead and ordered from wolfpack. But why is shawn better than wolfpack?

I sent an email to Shawn hull and asked did he have any GBU38s in stock. And how many come in one order? Also does he take credit cards? Have you ever used him?

Now are those 2 complete kits with the plane itself or just weapons kits. Thats what I'm looking for are just the weapons (GBU-38 and 12), not the whole aircraft?

I now building a Super Hornet and have been looking at photos where Hornets have 1 tank on 1 wing pylon and then rest are 2 GBU-38 and 1 LGB. Now I have seen that Hasegawa Weapons set Dwith all those weapons, and the website shull24.com. But I just can't find a kit that has LGBs and JDAMs together? Does anybody know of one?

I see your point about the nose gear being oversized. Nice catch, Looks better with the gear you put on Dimitri.

What is the best way to make a US Navy holdback bar for a carrier deck? I thought of maybe taking the model tree edge where its already cylndrical and just sand in down to the basic shape. Is that a good idea or would it look too obvious?

Thanks for the help, this clears things up alot.

THanks niart17

God Bless you and thank you for your service. One more thing though, I making a carrier deck diorama and am making it of Cat 3 with this E model Hornet. The question I have is on Cats 3 and 4 you don't have tractors or fire tractors in between do you? They are mainly during flight ops around the superstructure. And is it just a yellow shirt in between the 2 cats or are there also green red white other yellow etc shirts there to? Or are they on the starboard side of cat 3?

Does anybody have a piucture of what stance the figures look like for the 1:48 Fujimi USN Carrier Deck Crew ? cover art is

THanks for the info Spook, Are you in the Navy? If so what do you do? I come from a Navy family.

Scott why was the F harder to fold the wings than the Legacy Hornet? Was it not made by hasegawa? And for the E and F Hasegawa models how easy was it to drop the flaps?

Hearing that the Hasegawa legacy Hornet won't have turbine blades inside, is making me think more towards doing it with FOD covers on. Then deciding whether to do it on a carrier deck with wings folded up in the hangar bay, or on a tarmac. With the Hasegawa E Hornet can you change the rudder position, along with the flaps. So it looks like it's set for take off? And how hard is that?

Thanks for the link it was very helpful. I have never built a diorama that complex from scratch, but I want to. I''m just wondering how th JBD deck and cat track would look with the first try? Would they look terrible or pretty good?