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Need help in painting 1/72 scale F 4 Phantom in the 1980's marine two tone gray colors.
Are there any masking kits or any suggestions on how to go about this. Using Tamiya paints so what color choice do I have.
greg
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Model was shipped and repairs not needed, thanks for the help
greg
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I forwarded the information to the builder, thanks
greg
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May have a model repair task for military model builder to fix shipped item to a veteran in Hawaii
if interested pm me
greg
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Help! Do the low vis insignias have color to them? I find in my research that there are various differences in lo vis lettering and insignias
greg
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I am in the process of doing a diorama of the barricade landing that a fellow high school class mate was involved in.
I have started it and need some help in finding decals, ideas on how to paint this scheme, any suggestions greatly appreciated since I am on a deadline.
greg
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I am looking for 1/72 scale Phantom (Hasagawa kit) US Marines lo viz decals 1980ish style
Also looking for N Z and lightning bolt for tail decal
greg
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Thanks for the great pictures.
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Attended the Thunder over the Valley yesterday
posted an album on fotki
http://public.fotki.com/GLMFAA1/air-show-2017/
enjoy
greg
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Thanks for all the replies, May you all have a Merry Christmas, I know a young boy who is really going to be surprised on Sunday morning
greg
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Hi, I'm not a really into building planes and I got this kit off of Ebay for a friends son as a Christmas gift. Could you kind people help me on the lineage of this kit, Is it an Airfix? I know this was in the General Meals MPC era kit. How difficult is the build? I don't think they will paint it but will build it as a family project.
greg
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One of the comments states that this air show was May 7th 1957.
greg
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Can you get anymore pics, possibly close up ?
I wonder what that thing is hanging off the right landing gear sponson?
Tim
That is the search light
greg
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Thanks for the pics
greg
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While reading about the move of the XB 70 to it's new home in Wright Pat's museum another person posted links to this site.
My apology if this has been posted before, looks like it is a great reference site
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/Visit/VirtualTour/Cockpit360.aspx
greg
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I built this years ago for a customer straight from the box. I do not claim to be a plane modeler, expert or pilot as I have stated before, it has to have 4 or more wheels and usually red and has lights and a siren! This was a change for me. Humbrol paints airbrushed and bare metal foil for tail portions. Built with generic markings as I believe it was marked later as a gift to someone the customer knew.
greg
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It would be cool to build it as the EMS helicopter from the TV show Emergency.
There was a few episodes where a UH-1 was used. Man, I wish I could find some pics!
Tim
Here's a few
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/6896205654184470/
http://ink361.com/app/users/ig-1756342272/lacountyfd/photos/ig-1005225003234591757_1756342272
I believe Season 6 episode 20 "Isolation" has a UH 1 in scene
greg
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Unfortunately, the civilian bird you linked to is a Civil Bell 204B. While it looks a bit like the US Army UH-1B, it has the long tail boom of the UH-1F to accommodate the 48ft main rotor. The UH-1B has a short tailboom and 44 foot rotor. Basically, it is very hard to get there from the 1/24 UH-1B kit. If the length difference doesn't bother you, just put unarmored civilian mesh seats in her and paint it like the civil one. You will also need to remove the ammo trays molded into the rear cabin which will create a big hole to fill, unless you ignore it as well. Sorry if that's not what you wanted to hear.
Ray
The description on the web page lists a rotor diameter of:
Rotor Diameter : 43 ft 3 in
and they state former military and list them as UH 1 but picture has them as 204's
which I don't understand.
greg
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My guess would be the removal of the ammo box under the rear seat, filling the feed holes and mounts for the armament, The web site for the helo company says they are former military so the pilots seats should be ok since the original model did not have armored seats, the back must have a rear facing seat as the specs from the web site say 10 passenger.
I just gave mine a civilian paint scheme
greg
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I am not up on the model nomenclature, but I have a lower 40 back burner project older than some of the modelers here that I stretched one of the kits and was going to end up with the longer version.
I recently revived this project and looking at a 412 it might be just easier to go all the way to that model. Does anyone have dimensions of the superstructure around the engines and the rotor fairing? I think it would be a real challenge and it would be a great piece in my collection, Has any one every modified this kit?
greg
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Thanks for sharing the pics, Enjoyed seeing the entrants that came in after I strafed the show on Thursday
greg
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Virtually no aircraft pictures.
So Sorry, Took what interested me, I did see some beautiful and great aircraft builds, I am a fire modeler and not to many fire/rescue/ems aircraft out there.
greg
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Took a trip to Columbus to the IPMS show
Here is my album of pictures of some of the entries tot the show
greg
Help with F 4 color scheme
in Jet Modeling
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Thanks for the help, nice tip on using blue tack,
greg