Dafixer

doesn't the site owner have to pay to keep the URL and server space? who's footing that bill? It would be awesome if the ownership (and bills) could be transferred to someone(s) who would take a more active say to day role. I mean at least update the SSL certificate, stuff like that...

I think we need to hear more about this homemade resistance soldering unit. Color me intrigued!

Thanks habu2, I learn something new everyday!

Remarkable! Well done! What's the large store opposite the drop tank with the big optic? That looks sci-fi (and awesome)!

Wow! That's very impressive!

Nice to hear. I would like to build one, either the Airfix or Sword versions, so it's nice to hear it's not too bad!

That looks phenomenal! How does the Sword build up?

This is the ultimate realization of an aircraft in scale.

Thanks for all your help fellas!

I think the only exterior variation in the A model at all is the removable drag chute some counties have asked for.

Thanks guys, so basically any and all F-4s. I guess that makes my idea of modeling one from that time frame a lot simpler. Would some still be in SEA camo or was Euro One more common during that time?

Help me out guys. I remember being a young lad in the California high desert in the late 80s and having F-4s perform low altitude passes and routinely break the sound barrier, especially while Red Flag was taking place at Ft. Irwin. F-4s and OV-10s were regular staples back then. Who was flying the F-4s and which models were still in use? I'm guessing F-4E models? Anybody got any idea what was still flying back then?

Fantastic work! I was curious about the black wing. Wikipedia told me, "The right wing and engines are traditionally painted black to reduce sun glare for tracking cameras"

Nice. I'll keep a look out for it.

I've had good luck with both Meng and HobbyBoss/Trumpeter. Meng was better, with no charge for replacement parts, HobbyBoss/Trumpeter wanted shipping covered. A reasonable request in my opinion and for a reasonable amount as well.