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USAFAmmovet91

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About USAFAmmovet91

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    Why not, Minot? Hmmmm....

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    Tennessee
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    1/72 military aircraft within the lineage of the USAF
  1. Either are a great visit. I love the Tennessee Museum of Aviation for a couple reasons. Cal ahead of your visit because they have lots of special group gatherings of aircraft pilot veterans, flight testing of the flight worthy aircraft (they are located on the flightline of the local airport), and also have fly-ins of other privately owned military aircraft.
  2. The Museum of Aviation at Warner Robins AFB is a really nice medium sized place. There are some real unique displays there, like the RB-69. If you are ever in the Sevierville/Pigeon Forge area, check out the Tennessee Museum of Aviation. Not a large facility, but worth a walk through. A good number of the display aircraft air maintained as flying examples. It is the home of P-47D Hun Hunter XVI, P-47D Wicked Wabbit, and A-1H Skyraider Lieutenant America to name a few.
  3. ITC Model Craft first released this kit in 1958/59. Over the years it was re-released by several other companies (Kleeware, Ringo Toy Corp, Marusan, UPC, Glencoe). It is a 1/74 or 1/75 scale kit. Only available molding of this aircraft that I am aware of. A shame really. This was one of the first successful home-grown American bombers.
  4. Would be interested in the TF-104G with the Verlinden update set..
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