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It's about 30 $ from HLJ and Plaza Japan, me thinks you've been ripped off.

I am in.

What about some AFTI decals for the F-111D.

Me thinks you have those descriptions reversed. Also, the F-117s do not fly at Mach 3+ and their surfaces temperature does not reach those of an object flying at those speeds, just a thought.

Thanks for the quick reply.

So, is that a position reversal from: "CD48203 will be a 1/48 sheet with markings for two recent USAF heritage jets that were painted in the Vietnam-era SEA camouflage scheme: an F-16C (86-0331) and an A-10C (81-0962). There will be a 1/72 version (with markings for a SEA camo heritage T-38C) available soon". Asking for a friend.

You hoarder!🤣🤣 What about some Edwards AFDC tail chevrons?

I did not know that you had the F-15SG set in 1/72.

For the only scale that counts, Rocketeer decals had a fantastic F-104 sheet called NASA Progressors that included most test Starfighters, including the rocket powered ones.

Amazing progress.

Would love those in 1/72 scale.

Thanks for trying.

Last one I saw on EvilBay ended up over 150 buckaroos!

Wow! Three X-15s in that photo.

I am not too happy about the CFT s fit to the fuselage sides.

GWH lacks intake ducts, even shorter than Hasegawa. I'd go with the new Academy, only shortcoming is the lack of open canopy option.

Gents, if anyone has unused sprues with those chin pods that they do not need I am willing to take them over. I have a couple of Academy F-4Js that would like to make land based. Thanks all.

I have it, since I'll be doing the Italian Navy one I can send that section to you except for whatever common stenciling I may need to use. Let me check to confirm.

Revell all the way, best option is the C model also boxed by Monogram (actually easier to find). The only shorcoming is going to be the lack of buged main gear doors. The question however is what Block 52 you want to build, USA, Greece, Iraq....

Several Tormentors received commemorative schemes for the Naval Aviation Centennial and I believe this is one of them.

What about the SMTs.

Adding the iconic soviet fighter to my to-do series, which is the best 1/72 kit series. Thanks.

oohhh yes, 72nd scale.

Are we talking 1/72 scale here, or any possibility of it?

The original K was based on the Izdelie 13 (9.13), but had redesigned trailing edge slotted flaps, no auxiliary intakes and other changes similar to the Mig-29M, while the current Mig-29K/Mig-35 is a totally different beast.