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If I recall correctly, that was just printed on a standard inkjet printer. I think I had an HP at the time.

There are none. I had to make them. I did start a decal sheet. I got in contact with the 317th PA office and they sent me photos of all the nose art on the aircrafts. I remember them when I was pounding flightline there back in the day. I need to find the file of that decal sheet! I have zero clue where it went.

I started a WC-130J YEARS AGO! This was before corrected sponsons. I did get the attack squadron J engines, which are really good.

Have you gotten anywhere on your G project?

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Gosh...no one's happy! Here's a guy who went out of his way to make a radome that better represents an early radome and PEOPLE STILL COMPLAIN! If you can do better, by all means, make your own! Nigel did a great job on this. He didn't have to it. He could have easily made these for himself and posted pics and said, "Look what I did!" He didn't do that and offered it to the community. That's a pretty nice thing. It certainly made my B-52 look better over the MC mistakes. So, Thanks Nigel, I, for one, really like what you've done!

I haven’t done anything with the tail besides cut 8 scale feet off of it. I’ll probably use the AMT tanks as I already have them. I haven’t done much with this model lately. I’ve been busy designing aftermarket parts to support my new business 3D Scale Design. Corrected Forward Wheel Well New Bomb Bay for Monogram kit

Taking a quick re-measurement, I did, in fact, cut 1mm too far back. Not sure why I did that, knowing that the cut should have been 11 from the panel line at the windscreen. The mistake is on me.

I received my test sample from Nigel to validate the "Early" nose radome correction for the ModelCollect "Early" G and H kits. Overall, the resin is very smooth and very well cast with no visible air bubbles on the casting. Removal of resin used to cast the part was very minimal and was easily removed by scoring with an X-Acto on both side and it cleanly snapped off the piece. The piece feels very solid and includes a molded in support for the flight deck. The part also has the indentations or chines that are found on B-52 nose radomes, but manufacturers fail to include. The NACA i

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WOW!!! These look great!!!

Yep, that's a circular vent of some type. Not sure what that has to do with the radome as that vent is clearly on the fuselage and has absolutely nothing to do with the shape of the nose.

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