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Taken at Sentry Eagle about 1988?

Super Scale 32-237. Found mine at Roll Models (Gordon was OOS). Now we need the set in 1/32 for for the F-4C used a few years back.

Home sweet home!

Due to extreme weather, causing major power outages, I have been unable to ship to those I have dealt with in the past week and a half. All those I have dealings with I apologize, your kits leave today. I will send all of you Conf#'s after I get home from work tonite. Mike

I be here too. I live here

Retail on the 1/32 A-7 is 139.95......yet I never paid more than 85.00....I'll wait until they are actually available and see what the 'real' price is.

I believe you are refering to a contour gauge. Micro Mark has them.

You might try Woodland Scenics dry transfers. Should be able to locate them at your LHS/model RR section. Also through Tower Hobbies.

Got one better. Ordered a Dragon P-51 yesterday and got the shipping notification. Won't ship until tuesday probably, but New years weekend and they are working? Thanks Sprue Bros. and Happy New Year! Mike

Try these guys as well. http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/default.asp

At least I have 2 Has. 'Stangs still on the shelf. Thought this might be a good one. Was wrong again.......

Thre's always VX-4 (Black Bunny) and Blue Angels schemes for the 'J.

IMHO, it sounds as though you are painting the tan last? Usually, you would paint the light colors first and then proceed on to the darker ones. I use MM enamels for most of my projects and have gotten into the habit of dropping 'paint marble' into each jar. This helps to keep the paint mixed and break up the pigment. I got mine from a local automotive paint supplier, used in 'touch-up' bottles.

The 114th TFTS, which is what the markings are for, flew all C's. The dark grey eagles are for lo-viz, the black eagles are for standard AF grey or SEA camo with hi-viz stars and bars. The 123rd FIG-OLAD that was based here did have 2 D's. These are the 'Red-Tailed Hawks'. I have numerous photos of these AC if you need more info.

I have the cockpit set in 1/32 and it seems to be almost a drop-in fit.