Charlie D.

Nice!!!

Anything in 1/144? Like a B-58 ? 🙂

My vote is for at least one overall GSB scheme!

In my quest to model every fighter in ADC grey, I’d like to see the D or Fs in the overall ADC grey flown by the Armament Test Division at Elgin.

$37 shipped on Amazon, and $34 shipped on eBay. Let me know if you need links.... For the Monogram 1/48 B-17G that is....when adjusted for inflation, that's cheaper than when they were issued in 1975.

I believe the price point in 1975, the year it was released was $8-$9. Let's just call it $9. According to the latest inflation calculators, that's about $43 in 2019 dollars, so well under $100. Current online price not including shipping is around $35, so it's even cheaper now when taking inflation into account!

That's the one, lots of good info from Harold and Bruce!

Do a search here on the forum, there was a very detailed thread a few years back comparing the two.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/before-737-max-boeings-flight-control-system-included-key-safeguards-11569754800

Another good read https://www.google.com/amp/s/newrepublic.com/amp/article/154944/boeing-737-max-investigation-indonesia-lion-air-ethiopian-airlines-managerial-revolution

While that price sounds much more appealing, I'll still be keeping my F, G, ProModeler, and 2 visible Forts... I've got 1/48 B-17G as a saved eBay search, will be intersting to see if suddenly there is a flood, may pick up a few more if I can get them cheap. Still looking for an original box art in good condition to cut out and put on the wall in the garage.

😲 Wow! I'll be keeping my 5 Monogram/Revell F/G/Visible/Promodeler boxings at that price, they all together cost me a lttle more than half that MSRP.

If you're just looking for "my karma" there's also an old Superscale sheet with these markings.

Hopefully a baby seal doesn't die by me mentioning this, but Draw Decals does do privately owned Warbird Decals, don't know if they e done the Tigercat though

I love those Army Mustangs! And those USAF ones in overall grey! Some of those Latin American aircraft have been covered by Aztec, but there's always room for more!