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Very nice job Joe, i would love to see some more pics of your work on the exhaust section. Also keep in mind that you must thin the exhaust pipe, dont forget it was very thin in real life! John

Amazing so far Joe!!! John

Very nice so far Joe!! John

Chuck, i am really speechless...awesome work as always!! Steve i think is from Micromark, same as mine, but Chuck is the ''boss'' here! John

Thanks crackerjazz (dont know your name) i dont mind mate, you can copy whatever you like, i will eventually do the same !! John

... In order to make the exhaust section of the air condition more correct i produced a stencil as i could mot find one at these dimensions and rescribed the new one I sanded down and rescribed the LORAN antenna... Opened the holes underneath (the one was the exhaust section for the starter) opened, narrowed, shortened and moved the grilles of the right electronics bay door I have a lot of work ahead of me trying to build as correctly as

Good morning guys, i have this new project wondering around my modelling table for a year now, but i have finally found some time to do some work and to have something to show. You all know the kit, it is the trumpeter's A-7E, there are some things that have to be changed in order to become a -H model but also a lot of things that have to be corrected as the model has a lot of mistakes. I have all the zacto goodies (you cannot build an accurate A-7 without these), eduard and Aires ones as well as some other stuff, that you will see during the build. I think that it is now the ti

Are you going to pose the canopy open or closed? If it is going to be open you will not notice it at all, if it is going to be closed, then you have an issue! As for my build, my progress is slow, coping with rescribing and correcting some fuselage issues, so it seems that i am going to be inspired by you, at least at resin stage John

You have done well and shave this LORAN antenna but you should scribe it first using the lines as a ruler. As for the aires cockpit i think it needs a lot of work to fit in but it does, at least this is what i get from some other builds. I have the same project going on with some differences (i am building a -H model) so i will keep up with you (i will eventually post my build)! Wish you luck, John

Amazing job Chuck!!!! I feel very lucky that i follow your builds! John

Ok now i understand! I will agree with you regarding those sets. I did not know about this Brassin resin cockpit, lets see... Looking forward for update... John

Good morning Pascal, i think it has been already out http://www.eduard.com/store/Eduard/Photo-etched-parts/Photo-etched-set/Aircraft/F4U-1-Birdcage-interior-S-A-1-32.html Those PE you have used in the wheel wells, are they from the external eduard set? John

Pascal, you are doing an amazing job my friend!!! Did you use the Eduard interior set for the cockpit? John

Very nice work on those bits Pascal. I really love this ''Miss Clémentine'' character!!! You are lucky you own her... John

Absolutely amazing work sir,my compliments!! John

Chuck, once again i am simply amazed by the amount of detail of your work!!!! John

I really admire your work Chuck!!! john

Absolutely amazing work On these details Chuck, as always!!!! John

Amazing work as always Chuck!!! John

Nice beginning and try! Good luck with it! John

Really very good job so far!!! John

Amazing work so far Chuck, as always!!! John

Great work as always John!! John

Great work so far John!!! John

Absolutely amazing job on the LG Chuck!! and great tips as always. Merry Christmas to you and all your family. John