FAR148

That is Sexy AF!!!

I'm finally done with my last batch of RIAT photos. To see more, look here https://anadventureinawesome.com/2024/12/16/departure-day-capturing-the-magic-of-riat-2024/ Thanks for looking, Steven

Thanks guys . Glad you all enjoy them! Cheers, Steven

One of this years themes at RIAT was the celebration the 50th anniversary of the F-16. Here's a shot of the "Viper Line". To see more photos, look here! https://anadventureinawesome.com/2024/12/09/the-royal-international-air-tattoo-redefining-awesome-for-aviation-photographers/ Thanks for looking, Steven

1. A kit that was properly researched. So, that the finish model shape and surface match the real thing. 2. A kit that its parts are well thought out. Joints and part seams are in logical location and does not require a ton of attention to properly finish. The same goes for how parts are laid out on the sprue. 3. A kit that does not have access panel open. Just mold them shut and if one wants to open them, have them cut it open. 4. A kit with clear and well thought out instructions. I wish some of the newer kit manufactures would take some time and study

Thanks guys. RIAT 2025 theme is ‘Eyes in the Skies’ celebrate aerial surveying, airborne early warning, maritime patrol, search and rescue, reconnaissance, signals intelligence and surveillance aircraft. Steven

I've finally got my Arrival Day photos from RIAT 2024 up. To see more photos, look here...https://anadventureinawesome.com/2024/11/13/seeking-unique-shots-on-arrival-day-at-the-royal-international-air-tattoo-2024/ Thanks for looking, Steven

Thanks guys

Thanks guys! Glad you enjoyed it. Steven

Thanks Ken. It's been about a month ago and I'm still marinating in the excitement. Cheers, Steven

So true

So back in July, I took a trip "across the pond" to England for a few Bucket list adventures. Follow the link below to see and read about part one, “Between Clouds and Legends: My Air-to-Air Journey Over the English Countryside” Enjoy, Steven

To help alleviate the US Navy Super Hornet problem and to diversify its Air Wings, the Department of Defense purchased 200 Rafales. The only changes made were to their canopies. All USN Rafales canopies are hinged in the rear and open vertically. This one, the last Rafale delivered to the USN is assigned to VX-4 “The Evaluators” based at NAS Point Mugu. More photos here, https://www.far148studio.com/portfolio-2/rafale-vandy-one Happy Modeling, Steven

This was a lazy build year for me. But I have spent a lot time during this holiday break in my hobby room. Happy Modeling and Happy New Year! Steven

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