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Found some brass tubing that exactly fits the number 2 engine intake on the KC-10. Saved me hours of modeling fun smoothing the intake seams.

I'd build a Utah dayglo F-86A!

When building my AMP/Micro-Mir KC-10, I found it useful to use sprue frames to spread the fuselage a bit so it would more easily match the lower fuselage.

Fantastic work. But I am reading that correctly? Crashed in '71 and dug out in '87? Amazing.

Some five star modelling there, son. Masterwork weathering.

That is gorgeous.

Yes, yes, yes, Early Vikings! Yes, prototypes.

This is the way.

I know Jennings doesn't post here anymore, but I think his assessment of the MC 707 is too harsh. Yes, I could have used the DACO 737 cockpit to improve that area, but I like the result of what I got. Ironically, I used his Braniff 1/144 707 sheet to get this 707-327C.

I'm sorry you were screwed, but Meteor Productions has to have been one of the most dishonest shops in our hobby. Thank the Maker we have honest folks now like the dude in Austin.

Incredible work. A masterclass in how to do a quality 1/48 F-111. But for me, I think I will wait for the Tamiya kit in 2037.

I love it. Well done, fellow Utahn.

Superb paint job. Amazing craftsmanship.

Oh my goodness, that Skyshark is gorgeous.

Bump. Still hoping.