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I'm currently building a Tamiya F-16C, and I'm going to use the Aires F-16C exhaust, I noticed that inside of the exhaust its pained white, put has "streaks" from the jet exhaust. Does anyone have any recommendations about how one goes about recreating these? I was thinking either lightly airbrushing it, using a weathering powder, or dry brushing, just curious how some others have gone about this?
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Dan
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I'm currently building a 1/32nd scale F-16C with a Thunderbirds kit (I'm converting it to a 2003 Tigermeet F-16C from the Colorado ANG). Unfortunately the kit lacks the centerline fuel tank, if anyone has an extra from a spares box please let me know. You can also email me at dsahling1@yahoo.com.
Dan
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In this case, would you take an extra 1/32nd AIM-9, add the back fins but leave off the front ones, and sand it smooth?
quote name='jmel' timestamp='1325299659' post='2310399']
What you're looking for is an AMA pod, not a Smokewinder. There are no aftermarket pods available, but it's easy to scratchbuild them in 1/32.
Jake
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I'm just about to start a new project, a 1/32nd F-16C "Thunderbirds" converted to the Colorado ANG F-16C Tigermeet 2003 (It's covered in black, orange, and yellow tiger stripes). I've been able to locate an AIM-9M, and ACMI pod. However, I noticed the actual plane carries what looks like a "Sidewinder" without the front fins, I believe its some sort of smoke generating device, I've been looking for a 1/32nd scale version of this missile/smoke generator, does anyone know where I might be able to pick one up from?
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Dan
This is a picture of the plane, and the device I'm talking about is on the left wing tip
Dry Transfer Stencils, Future, and Airbrushing over gloss cote
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So my latest project is a Tamiya 1/32nd F-16C "Thunderbirds" which is being converted into the 2003 Colorado ANG "Tigermeet" scheme. I decided to try the dry transfer stencils...My question is, does anyone have any experience with using "Future" over these stencils? Furthermore, I was going to increase the size of the decals from the Revell 1/72nd scale kit for 1/32nd, and then draw and cut out masks for the "tiger stripes," I have to do this over the "Future" coat, I'm going to be using "Gunze" Mr. Color Lacquer paints, does anyone know if this will work ok?
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Dan