swimmer25k

I’m a fan of the NASA Mentor

Is 48221 still alive?

Yawn

This thing was about 60€. All of the pipes and tubing are included in the kit. The engine itself is only five parts. There is nothing to add. Your business plan is flawed.

Hasegawa kit, Reskit cockpit, intake, wells, wheels, pylons and tail cone, Eduard weapons, and Furball decals.

Tamiya kit with Quinta, MCC, Flying Leathernecks, Fightertown decals, and Reskit parts.

Here are some shots of my Titan Model Kits C-32A that I finished at the beginning of 2024. This was my first vac and I can’t recommend Titan kits enough. Great products.

Has anyone here seen this and is it any good?

This is a 3D kit from Temp Models. The engine is only 4 parts. The trailer was pretty straightforward, but releasing it from the supports took some time.

Thanks Bill. I’d like to score their X-24B to amend for all of the mistakes I made on the A. I’ve got the M2F2, but it won’t need much at all by comparison.

Mattersofscale.com is relatively new. I provided him with pictures and measurements of the real thing. It’s available to buy on the website.

By making more stuff for #6 makes #1-5 possible.

I mistakenly put this in the wrong forum the other day. Crappy Collectaire kit with lots of scratch-building and fixing of bum parts.

Seven months on one of my Holy Grail kits. The only kit parts used were the upper/lower fuselage halves, outboard stabs, MLG doors, and canopy. Canopy frame, pitot tube, nose doors, cockpit and aft end are scratchbuilt. Motor is printed with help from mattersofscale.com. Gear struts are highly modified Wolfpack T-38 parts. X-15 nose and Reskit T-38 wheels. F-106 seat from Aires. Custom NASA masks (made by a friend) and kit decals.