
Nathant
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Nathant started following F-16 ADF with the new Kinetic kit, Tariff Impact on Our Hobby, Attaching Clear Canopy To Frame and 7 others
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If I was Canadian I would be more worried about the talk of them joining the EU than becoming the 51s state. That ship is going down!!
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Why not use Tamiya thin cement? Both parts are plastic… just be careful and don’t overdo it. The clear plastic won’t fog if you’re careful.
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Which Version? Hasegawa pretty much has the market cornered for 1/48 second generation Harriers.
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Not even for a Luftwaffe Mk. 6 using above pictured decals?
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Yes. Use that kit for a Mk. 6 only. It should include resin wingtips and a new pitot tube. You still need to fill in the fuselage pane lines as mentioned.
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Opinions wanted - GWH and Tamiya Kit vs. Aftermarket Seats
Nathant replied to Curt B's topic in Jet Modeling
Yeah and they’re 3D printed for god sake. Not like the masters were carved by hand. Wonder what their cost per unit is? -
I’ve actually always loved Aires’ approach of a multi-layered photo etch instrument panel and acetate sheet for the dials. No other manufacturer does this anymore. I think it’s way better than color photo etch even though it requires some detail painting. I do hate their generic approach to resin cockpit tubs that never fit and require so much effort to fit. I’ve always thought some resin side panels would be nice for kits such as Tamiya’s f-14 and F-4, which are made for separate plastic parts anyway. So I do agree to an extent, time for Aires to update its business model somewhat.
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Yes Sandown the upper wing bulges and remove all the Navy style under wing antennas
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You can make a C from the B kit, but you will have to make sure you have the correct camera fairing, the correct Stabilators, and the correct exhaust cans. I still think you need aftermarket wheels. Also I believe you’ll have to modify the nose gear door and fill in the Navy refueling probe door and add the AF one. You also need an aftermarket cockpit for an F-4C. So lots of little things still need to be addressed depending on your need for accuracy.
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Is it the neo? I believe the white color is like a water based white glue additive to help with decal adhesion.
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No antennas for the nose or bottom of the intake, also missing correct instrument panel?, how about proper chaff/flares? Spotlight?
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I’d say less and less with each new F-4 kit released