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That pylon is very similar to some of the F-111 pylons, or you can get one from the 1/72 Hasegawa F-104, I guess.

Lots of dreams everyone, I'd say the most likely to happen is the VH-92 Chicken Hawk and maybe the MH-139 Grey Wolf. I believe a large scale (1/48) AW-101 is available as well as a large scale Chinook, S-55, 412 etc

R.I.P. Another great loss for the modelling community.😒

The B-21 has always been designed smaller than the B-2 or the other strategic bombers. The re-engining of the B-52 has been (at least temporarily shelved).

I had both the Amonster 1/72 Mi-12 and the 1/72 from Zvezda and South Front, since sold them for space issues.

Are you sure? From this forum...

How about a Mi-12 Homer in 1/35. Just saying for size.

I believe this was portrayed on one of 1/32 or 1/48 Victory Models sheets. 48005 precisely, cannot believe they never scaled it down to 1/72.

I gather that the pilot was never found..

I believed thaat the original 1/24 Spitfire was a Mk.I.

Time limited by the spouse, but time in the builder room is relative so I need a clock to verify what she says. "You've benn THERE for THREE hours already!" "Whaaat?, I had just glued three pieces together!"

That's an awesome HSAWC F-16 on the gallery. On other news, massive, massive 1/72 Hasegawa Phantom stash dump on eBay, just saying. No, it's not me, actually looking at a bunch.

Massive, massive 1/72 Hasegawa Phantom stash dump on eBay, just saying. No, it's not me, actually looking at a bunch.

Combining the upper fuselages of Zvezda's Su-33 and Su-30SM is a much easier job as I suggested to Ken a couple of years ago, with the windfall of a Chinese J-17 naval two seater. Nice work in the meantime.

Any idea when it got the long afterburner cans?