Anders_Isaksson

Ok, thanks! To me this situation doesn't seem to be one of those cases where no news is good news. After seeing those pics of the somewhat peculiar tail section I am leaning towards cancelling my pre-order. Time is just too short and there are too many new kits out there. But that's me.

Sorry, but what is the latest word on release? I guess it's 2019 either way...

Nice artwork! In that scale I guess decals is the way to go.

Btw, those VF-1 markings look simple enough to paint on using a set of custom cut masks. Now if someone would create the masks... 😏

Any chance of this item coming back in production? Seeing that the complete correction set is still OOP I guess the chances are slim, but still thought I should ask. 😊

Anyone who has a spare of this item to sell me? Please post here or PM me if so. Thanks in advance for any help! :)

2054 is the set I have, I’m safe! 😄 Thanks again, Scott!

Again, sorry for being a bit impatient while waiting for the book, but the STENCEL SJU-8 seat mentioned above is the same as the seat included in the Aires 'late' A-7E cockpit set, right? I mean, as opposed to the seat included in the Aires 'early' cockpit set.

Thanks, I look forward to receiving the book and get going with my project. I haven't done any WIP threads for ages but I may start one when the time comes. 😊

Thanks Geoff! I guess Trumpeter never bothered to include alternate wheels in their D and E... I don't have my E kit at hand and as of now I have a set of Harold's AMS Resin wheels, which I believe are for the E version.

While I have the book on the way to me, I am still a bit too curious about the main wheels. As per above the HAF A-7E use the D mainwheel, but what is the difference between the D and E wheel? Thanks to anyone having the patience to educate me while the book is in transit... 😊

Good info, thanks! I went ahead and ordered the The modern SLUF Guide. Looking forward to read it. 😊

Wow, I was not aware of that title. Great info and book tip, many thanks Jake!

I'm contemplating modelling a HAF A-7E but haven't found much info on the E version as used by the Greeks. I understand that modeling a proper A-7H from an E means doing some modifications. But is the HAF A-7E just that, a straight E? Any and all input is most welcome! 😊

Good call. Sure sounds like the Tamiya -1D is the way to go... :)