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  1. On 3/21/2024 at 11:48 AM, Jonathan Smith said:

    Actually...in this case...it turned out no modifications were needed so the 72nd version is a perfect scaled down version of the 48th.👍 To my surprise... It just so happened to work out fine. 

     

    Hey, I received your 1/72 B37s yesterday (I'm b*******d on eBay). They look great! You might consider selling the BDU-33s separately. They look good mounted on TERs.

     

    If you are looking for additional ideas, take a look at this thread about the CBU-30 here on ARC.

     

  2. On 3/18/2024 at 11:58 AM, Jonathan Smith said:

    Thank you. I appreciate the support. Give me a little to get back on this idea. I can give it a try. Sometimes I have downscaled items I thought were not possible and yielded some unexpected results. Trouble spots might be the tail ends on the Mk.76's and stabilizers on the rack itself which I would have to "beef" up in ways to make the parts producible. I probably might have to make some adjustments in CAD. Might not be 100% true to scale but would be close enough to pass in 72nd. I think this is generally known and accepted of any scale replica though so I can try. I will be back in touch. 

     

    I placed an order yesterday for your 1/72 scale version, so I'll be eager to see how you were able to downsize the print. Even if it's slightly overscale, I think it'll be fine.

     

  3. 24 minutes ago, Jonathan Smith said:

    Thank you. I appreciate the support. Give me a little to get back on this idea. I can give it a try. Sometimes I have downscaled items I thought were not possible and yielded some unexpected results. Trouble spots might be the tail ends on the Mk.76's and stabilizers on the rack itself which I would have to "beef" up in ways to make the parts producible. I probably might have to make some adjustments in CAD. Might not be 100% true to scale but would be close enough to pass in 72nd. I think this is generally known and accepted of any scale replica though so I can try. I will be back in touch. 

     

    Thank you!

  4. My F-4E suggestions:

     

    FF  1st TFW
    SJ  4th TFW
    EG, ED  33rd TFW
    MY 347th TFW

     

    With the various paint schemes seen from the 1970s to the 1990s, these four wings alone could contribute to two or three sheets at least.

  5. Another one here with the same issue.

     

    I will be relocating to a new state this year, so my plan is to simply trash a number of my older builds that I'm no particularly proud of. I'm in my 50s, so reducing the clutter in my life is becoming a priority, too.

     

  6. For your next early(ish) F-15 sheet. Found on Facebook with this caption:

     

    "A rare shot of the second TF-15A (71-0291) sporting French Air Force markings for four days in April 1976 in an attempt to sell the Eagle to France."

     

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  7. The French channel Chroniques du Blindage just uploaded a demo on YouTube that might be helpful.

     

    LINK

     

    From my experience with the pencils, what I don't like is that the ultimate effects are hard to see as you're applying the colors. I think it would take a lot of experience to know how much to apply. Based on my own preferences and skill set, I like artist oils much better.

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