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Today I have worked on the CFT, the intakes shall have a split Big things they are.... FO

Things are moving faster than expected, the fit of parts are very good actually. Soon I will have to let it sit, as the Sufa needs to catch up! The round grill or vent is closed, as no export model of the Strike Eagle has it. The Israelis have their own stuff on the backside, it means a little sawing but is quite easy. Most pictures show the ailerons hanging, so...more sawing... Thanx for watching! FO

I can't tell ya what is wrong, so far the parts have fitted perfectly.... FO

I decided to start with the Ra'am, after a lot of work the 'pit is starting to come together Still missing hoses and sticks, but it is on the way! Notice that the "rear" has two extra joysticks for his Playstation, in case it becomes boring on the way to Iran.... FO

I can see that you were right...allthough they seem a little thick on the backing paper.... Got the kit today, seven days from USA to northern Norway, new record I guess! It comes without weapons though, does anyone know what weapons they used to fly with during DS? I have access to GBU-12 and AGM-130 and mk.82 and stuff from Kinetic sets....anything useful? Thanx in advance guys FO

Oh!! The Bluies are not matted down yet, as they are to get some decals on them later... FO

It is not quuuiite finished yet, need to get the wheel-blocks in place and some small stuff...but it will look something like this.... FO

Thank you Bosse, Glad påsk!! I will begin in earnest with these two ladies tomorrow, have been finishing the Barak "diorama" today... FO

The Barak had so much fiddly bits it will have to get its own place to stay. Will be back with more stuff soon! FO

You guys make me well up with all these good words, I appreciate it very much!! FO

Thank you for that JFV!! Fo

Starting up with two more Israelis. Now that the fighters have been dealt with, it is time to dive into it with a pair of awesome bomb-trucks. The Sufa has been done MANY times over here in the forum, but I still want one for myself. The Ra'am is a more rare bird, people have warned me that this kit is difficult and no good, but I still want it. I will build the Ra'am OOB and will throw in some resin goodies on the Sufa. I have decided to build the Sufa with canopy closed. This because most people build it with the canopy open, I have already done two kinetic two-seaters with open canopi

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That is the kit I have ordered! Is the decals any good then? FO

I am sorry, but it seemed to be most Warthogs, I forgot to mention I will work in 1/48 scale... Thank you for the link anyway! BK

I am going to build a Strike Eagle this summer, and I want to know if there is any after-market decal for birds from SJ in Desert storm? I have wanted to build an SJ bird for 20 years now, finally it will happen! I also want to know what was a usual load out for these birds during Desert Storm?? Cheers FO

Thank you for your kind words guys, if I keep this up, I might have 10 israelis to bring to the National Show next year! More to come.... FO

The plane is almost finished. Needs a few touch-ups here and there...but not tonight! The rest of the "diorama" will fall into place in time I guess... Last there is all my Israelis so far.... FO

Lovely Sufa....the colors are GREAT...But does the Sufa really carry the AIM-9X? And I do not think it uses the LAU-114 on the stations 1 and 9... Anyway..I Love it! Fo

It is 1/48 scale, the Kinetic Am Nato Viper is the base, conversion kit by Wolfpack Resin. Colours is Tamiya for the camo, and Vallejo for the underside. Finn-Ove

Thanks Bosse! Coming from you that means A LOT!! Finn-Ove

Thank you!! You are so nice...I am quite happy with it, I am getting better!!

Not quite finished..needs black "rubber insulation" in front of canopy, and a more shiny lense on Aim-9 Finn-Ove

Thank you a lot! I am pleased with them

I have been working on some "scenery" the JDAMS in the background will need more details... and the AIM-9 The Netz has landinglights on her main landing gear, this one can do with the lenses of two GBU-24 A little paint now and...here we go... FO