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    Tiger musky fishing! Oh yeah.... I build models too!

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  1. Certainly an interesting an interesting biz jet adaptation. Sova M does a 1/72nd scale kit of the Gulfstream V in its JSTARS demo form. No doubt an EA-37B will follow. https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/SVM-72017?result-token=q4LUU and if it does I'll be getting one. As for 1/48th scale, I wouldn't hold my breath, but you never know! Fred K.
  2. Definitely yes to this one! What a cool load out . Fred
  3. I'm looking forward to seeing this one going again Steve! Fred.
  4. I got my two sheets today, and would echo everyone's comments..... they're awesome! The stenciling alone is worth the price of admission. To that end, Kursad, I would definitely encourage you to do a run of stencil sheets, both high and low vis. They might even sell better than the Orion sheet by itself 😆. I'd be down for about 6 myself! Thanks, Fred K.
  5. They look great! I'm still waiting on mine to arrive. Hopefully this week. Kursad..... I know that you're considering this, but a release of just the stencils and wing walks would be great as well. Thanks, Fred K.
  6. I don't know.... it might very well be. I was just throwing it out as another option. Fred.
  7. Looks great! I did this jet in 72nd scale using the Academy kit, and some Wolfpack resin wings with the drooped flaps. Unfortunately, I really goofed the wings up, so I'll probably redo it at some point. It should look awesome in 32nd scale if you can find the kit. Just FYI, if you can't find the Academy D version in 32nd scale, the Kinetic kit in the pic attached is the Academy kit with all of the parts necessary to build an A/B/C or D. During my build of the green Hornet I dropped the canopy and put a nice big crack in it. I contacted Academy for a replacement, but after a year a
  8. I had two sets of the Aires exhaust cans and neither fit. To be sure that it wasn't just me, I tried them on a second kit, and had the same issue. I'm glad that they worked for you. Your Hornet looks great! Love the tiger scheme 👍 Fred.
  9. Hi! I did mine as an F-18B some ten years ago. I used the rubber tires and SAC metal gear, and have had no problems with either. I also used resin intakes as others have suggested, and exhausts as well. However, I would definitely NOT recommend that you get the AIRES exhaust set. Its too small, and you will have a step between the end of the aircraft and the exhaust. Ask me how I know! I ended up using the kit exhaust with the AIRES interior exhaust tube and that worked fine. I'm currently working on an NSAWC A model now, and have bought the Reskit exhausts, which are much better and
  10. Also, how about some wheels, and maybe even landing gear legs and/or engines for the Mach 2 1/72nd DC-8. The kit parts are awful. Fred K.
  11. I second this one 👍 Fred K.
  12. Nice! I've been waiting for these 👍 Thanks! Fred K.
  13. A very nice selection of subjects! I'm in 👍 Fred K.
  14. Hi Tracy, I currently have Titan's 757-200 under construction now, though I'm not doing any work on it at the moment. I've thought about getting the 777 as well. I too will likely pass on the A380, although the thought of building one is intriguing. I will definitely be picking up the C-5 when it becomes available! Where I'd put it is anyone's guess 🤣 Fred.
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