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Just saw this. Hello from Singapore and Merry Christmas everyone!

@KursadA, just wondering, will your sheet include older B-2 markings? Talking about schemes when the fleet was still under Air Combat Command. Really interested in this bird (Spirit of California). The only B-2 to ever visit this neck of the woods. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CABboStnM/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Received my kit last week. Details look really nice. The provided masks, photoetched parts, metal parts and 3d-printed and coloured cockpit panels are a nice touch.

RSAF Block 52s have been seen with them but quite rarely.

428FS jets at Cannon were not CFT-capable so no intake bump.

1. No need for the small bump in the intake. The only Ds with the bump are D+s aka the Sufa to accommodate its beefier nose tire. The bump can be seen in this photo of a D+: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RSAF_F-16D_Block_52%2B_Fighting_Falcon_with_Conformal_Fuel_Tanks_04.jpg 2. Quinta cockpit set. Resin or 3D printed seats from any of your favourite brands 3. Nil. But do look at reference photos for the correct lumps and bumps to attach. In general, the RSAF Ds are pretty slick in this regard compared to say Greek or Polish examples 4. Yes, RSAF Ds operated with the LA

Thanks for the feedback!

You might want to look for photos showing A-10s involved in Operation Inherent Resolve. Common ordnance used were GBU-12, GBU-38, GBU-54, GBU-31, AGM-65, LAU-131, LITENING pod and single AIM-9M on a DRA. Did not come across any photos of jets carrying ECM pods.

RSAF operates 2 variants of the spine-backed Viper: - The one with the long parapack housing known locally as F-16D - The one with no parapack housing and are CFT-capable i.e. essentially an F-16I known locally as F-16D+ If you are looking to do one from PCIII at Cannon AFB, those will be of the former.

Thanks for the kind comments, guys!

Presenting my rendition of the Academy A-10C. The well-engineered kit was built rather easily. I spruced things up a bit by adding the instrument panel, ACES II ejection seat, gun muzzle, weighted wheels, intakes and exhausts from DEF Model. I also added some hydraulic piping to the main landing gear legs using tin solder. Decals were from the now-discontinued Speed Hunter Graphics Digital Hogs sheet. The model here represents one of the many Hogs of the 74th Fighter Squadron, 23rd Fighter Group which were deployed to Incirlik Air Base during Operation Inherent Resolve.

Thank you all for the kind words!

Thanks everyone for your kind comments!

More photos And a little tribute to the original artists