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And I will third that request for a reprint of the 1/72 AD-5/A-1E sheet.
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Hughie Hogg's VW Beetle (DOH)
Dutch replied to Andrew D. the Jolly Rogers guy's topic in Custom / Show
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@KursadA, I know that you have been cranking out the B-52 sheets, and we are grateful. Would you consider adding NASA's NB-52H 61-0025 to the mix? Pretty simple markings, tail serial, NASA logo and stripes. Not sure if you want to do the gold outlined dark blue stripe in 1:72 scale, but could do it for the 1/144 release? Just asking. K/r, Dutch
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What goes around, comes around, n'est pas?
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F-104A (Early) Backdate Set (and kit bundle) released
Dutch replied to JeffreyK's topic in Jet Modeling
Oooh! Very Nice! Thanks Jeffery!- 8 replies
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Sorry. I typed 1/144 in the search bar and that listing ppopped up, so I assumed it was 1/144. My bad. 😞
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Bravo Brett! Way to tackle and work through the difficulties on this kit. The results are very nice indeed! Seems counter-intuitive to place high-viz markings on a drone, but I do like that Texas splash on the tail! Hmm, not sure I want the ANG flying around with live Hellfires, but this is Texas, so maybe okay! We'll say it's open carry and call it a border guard mission! K/r, Dutch
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Yes! P-3, Part 1! Which means there will be a Part 2 and possibly a Part 3? I would really love to see a VW-4 WP-3A, a NOAA WP-3D and a USCS/BP P-3 AEW. Not to mention several foreign P-3s that have not been done.
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So the envelope showed up today. It was wrinkled and torn, but the contents were undamaged, thanks to Alex's excellent packing technique. However, USPS still shows the following: I left very positive feedback for Alex Aftermarket on eBay, blaming the delivery delay on USCS & USPS. It wasn't his fault. All's well that ends well! Kind regards, Dutch
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Dauntless Hobbies (rebelalpha on eBay) has four available. Scott Z. is a great dealer and person.
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Beautiful build Ray! I remember seeing this aircraft at the Naval Aviation Depot at Cherry Point undergoing the repairs/refurbishment sometime between '89 & '91. Had a friend on the team that resurrected her from the ice. Nicely done. She looks like she just left NADEP. Kind regards, Dutch
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Wow! Terrific work on the MC 707 and beautiful paint job. Love it!
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Chris, Absolutely gorgeous! I would love to build a 1/144 22nd ARS, 366th WG KC-135R as you have done here. Beautifully done, sir. Yes, those engine covers are the bomb! Drooling all over myself. Kind regards, Dutch
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@BWDenver, Bryan, in the UH-1H fire crash rescue training photo, it looks like you are tethered to a water tank / blivet just out of the right frame. You certainly did not have an internal water / retardant tank aboard? K/r, Dutch
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and one more MERDC color reference.
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According to Cyber Modeler MERDC colors may be other than I stated above. There were a total of twelve MERDC colors, with various winter, summer, desert, forested camouflage schemes using any combination of four of the twelve available colors. Your results may vary. MERDC Summer Verdant Camouflage Color Profile and Paint Guide Paint Guide Dark Green FS 34079 ANA 631 - MERDC FG Interior Green FS 34151 / TT-P-1757 ANA 611 - MERDC LG NATO Sand FS 30277 MERDC S Navy #3 Black FS
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Brother Don, Based on the photos in one of Bryan's earlier posts above, my guess is that the colors in this scheme are based on the MERDC camouflage of the early 1970's through early 1990s. FG = Forest green FS34079 FD = Field drab FS30118 S = Desert sand FS30279 Black areas = Flat Black FS37038 K/r, Dutch
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Dutch replied to dai phan's topic in Buy and sell - add scale to your title
Dai, Be careful of scammers responding. Check out the bad traders thread for clues. K/r, Dutch -
Nice Phantom pic, utley!
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Just throw it in the back of the pickup (or 5 ton) and keep driving around town (or base). I am thinking of building a "tool shed" in a corner of the back yard, knowing my wife will probably never enter it.
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Available kits are: 1:48 - ESCI and AMT/ERTL & Italeri re-pops. 1:72 - Hasegawa, Airfix, Revell (re-pop Hasegawa) plus a soon to be released Trumpeter kit.
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Any news on April releases?
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Are the maintenance troops all Navy, or a mix of Navy & Marines? I know that the flight crew of Fat Albert is an all Marine crew. I ask because in the first photo, the man standing in the center, in front of the tool box, is obviously a sailor. You ask how do I know? Because he has his hands in his pockets!