B-1 Nut

I want to apologize. I just looked and I do not have the F-15 markings, I have the F-106 (Eagle Strike sheet 48205). I apologize for the mistake. You are welcome to that sheet if you want them......I could have sworn I had the F-15 sheet, but I was mistaken.

Let me look tonight. I may very well have this sheet of decals. If I do, you are more than welcome to have them for your build....assuming I don't have to ship them to Uzbekistan or something. :)

Igor Sikorski?

I'm interested to see what you come up with. I'd really, really like a GA ANG BONE too. I want my B-1 to be the Memphis Belle. I think the only choice in 1/48 is the long OOP Cutting Edge decals. I'd rather buy a brand new sheet for $10-$20 than a 12 year old decal sheet for $50+.

Holy crap. About freakin' time. 1st a U-2S cockpit and canopy and now this. I may be getting back in the hobby sooner than later.

Very cool video. I've seen pictures of it, but never really got the sensation of just how big it is. It sure "looks" big. Also, I'm sure someone here is a PAK-FA expert, so I'll ask: are the weapons for this aircraft going to be carried externally? The reason I ask is that the video in the OP's link gave some very good straight on shots and the aircraft appears to be remarkably thin.....leading me to believe the ordnance will mainly be carried externally.

The pics of the plastic I saw on Cybermodeler look pretty good. I'm no XL expert, but it looks pretty good to me. At least it doesn't look simply like an F-16C with a delta wing. :)

While not a fighter, I'd LOVE for you to squeeze some B-1B art for the Memphis Belle that GA had several years ago. I used to have the Cutting Edge sheet and like a fool I sold it (not knowing they'd go the way of the dodo). One day....one day.....I will finally build my 1/48 B-1B and that is the one I've always wanted to do.

Is that question for me? If so, it is an Accuracy International AX 308. Modeling has taken a back seat in recent years to my new hobby of long-distance target shooting. If you thought modeling was expensive, DO NOT get into this type of shooting. :) My wife pretty much wishes I would get back into modeling.

It was a Christmas gift to myself, but won't be in until Wednesday.

Erick, Go for it.

With the advent of the 12-game season, 9&3 or 8&4 is all we "need" to see. Teams/athletes are so good now that a 6-win season is not even a challenge for most schools anymore. Oh yeah....roll tide.

Yeah, 1/35 is a must.

Done. Thank you for doing these.

For what it's worth, the Two-Bob's instructions mention a 1/48 Hasegawa F-16D and either a Cutting Edge "Peace Marble" spine or a Wolfpack IDF Barak conversion kit. I have no idea if the spine is like the one that comes in the Hasegawa F-16I kit or not.

Amazing it has taken this long.

I can find out about the chaff/flare if you need it (however I'm sure that someone on here will know off the top of their heard). The avionics bay was white. It was not that funky metallic green color. I have a buddy who is a pilot for the MA ANG and he said that their aircraft have had the white avionics bay as long as he can remember. The only reason I know if because I asked him that very question one time (I was building his A model for him).

That orange/white viper is bad @$$. That is one airplane I've always wanted to do in 1/32.

Done. I've been excited about these ever since they were announced.

Erick, You know I'm game. Work is crazy. I haven't touched a model in over a year, but I would support a club in any way I could.

This has ALWAYS boggled my mind. I'll leave it at that.

I've always wondered why we don't have a 1/35 scale AH-64. I'd love an upscale of the Hasegawa kit. I know helos aren't the most popular subject out there, but you'd think that with as many countries there are that fly them, there would be a decent market for one. I mean, my goodness, we even have 1/35 -47s and -60s. And would someone please get on an Mi-28. Don't think we have a 1/48 or 1/35 of those either.

That Alabama bird is sooooooooo sexy. Gonna grab that sheet for sure.

Good food is definitely a matter of opinion, but Firefly is pretty swanky for PC. Of course, Hooters is always popular at PC.....just maybe not for your wife. :) You seem to have it covered with the Naval Aviation Museum. The Armament museum is a little "blah" unless you need some good weapons references. I agree with Jim that Bobe's Hobby House is a must visit if you will be P'cola. I haven't been to Bobe's in a couple of years. The prices weren't great (when you compare to online retailers on the buy/sell forum here, but they always had a great selection of stuff. Head a little further w

Jake, You just sold me. I have wanted the Bama bird for fifteen forevers. Cannot wait for these!