PlasticWeapons
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1/48 scale modern jet builder.
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Hello Juan. These additional photos should help you: What I did: Also:
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There are good photos of the antenna on page 166 of "The Modern Hornet Guide," by Jake Melampy. Hasegawa part M5 has the correct shape.
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Like I said, part M5 (AN/ALQ-126 mounted on drag brace door). Also included on Sprue M are the chaff/flare dispensers, GPS dome for the spine, IFF antennae, and new centerline pylon.
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Larry, That nose gear door antenna will be found only in later Hasegawa Hornet kits containing sprue M. It is part M5.
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Fuselage stiffeners were also removed. I added them back with sheet styrene as well as added the vertical tail stiffeners too. Also rescribed the exhaust shrouds.
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The Scale Model Critique Group and ARC.
PlasticWeapons replied to Jonathan_Lotton's topic in General Discussion
True. Plus a visit from Moai Vincent would be excellent. -
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Does anyone know what happened to James Eberling?
PlasticWeapons replied to strikeeagle801's topic in General Discussion
Yes, James (TomcatFanatic123) passed away early Saturday morning. I received a text from his mom. -
That's the underside of the airbrake which you're seeing along the left wing. :)
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Yes no HUD, actually gunsight, but the TA-4 the Blues had still had the gunsight. It can be seen in the videos.
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Hodor.
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If referring to my comment, I meant the revised Monogram F/A-18C kit which I thought Monogram had corrected in the early 1990s. It does not have the rounded off tails though, which the original (undersized) 1980s release did have. LOL
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Kinetic also left out the intake splitter brace... Hasegawa instructions (part K28): Kinetic:
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Ah, 30 years ago. My how time flies...
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