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LOL...the demo high speed pass with it humming along at 68knts

They are basically low production 3d printed kits. crazy good details, but you pay for what you get! You can see their site here: https://www.airscaleprokits.co.uk/ Nigel's modelling bench does a good series on their Defiant.

I will have to give it a try. The poor sand-ability of their primer is my biggest issue with it. Thanks,

Star Wars is still extensively using motion capture shots with models, especially in the tv series. The Razor Crest from The Mandalorian had way more practical model shots in it that I would have ever guessed! Sean

Considering it is run by someone from Wingnut Wings, and seeing their Spitfire kit, I am not worried about quality in the slightest. https://www.keymodelworld.com/article/kotare-132-spitfire-mkia-mid-full-build

Yes, I was referencing the Kotare kit. https://www.kotare-models.com/products/k48501-kotare-148-halifax-mkii-exclusive-limited-numbered-edition I have already preordered and am counting down the seconds till 2028...LOL!!😆

The ancient Monogram F-14A built OOB using Caracal Decals. Built it as Prototype #3 during the asymmetric wing test flight. I modified and scratch build on the right wing to show the spoilers extended, and I used one of the A-6 pilots to put someone in the back seat. Used stretched sprue to make the extended pitot tube. Sean

And here we are not even a year later and the Halifax has been announced!

Built OOB, using a set of Fightertown decals. As far as I could tell, there were no actuators for the air brakes, so I used some push pins to recreate them as I loke the look of them out. Sean

Built entirely OOB, with the exception of a resin ejection seat that came with the kit when I bought it second hand. It could be finicky at times, but lots of dryfiting and it wall worked out, for the most part. Sean

Recently completed my old Monogram F-14A as prototype#3 using the Caracal sheet. It is not a perfect representation, but I am happy with it! Sean

Dai, Many of the RCAF planes of the 50's and 60's had Day-glo and then later red panels on the wings and tails to better find the airframe in the case of a crash in the remote wilderness. This carried over to the white transport scheme that is still used on todays challengers. Sean

looking great!! got me a soft spot for RCAF CF-104's, for obvious reasons!

I am almost certain it is a bot posting and is a scam. You sign up for the discount code and they steal your identity/CC info. if even 1 person falls for it they make more than it costs to get a bot to post everyhting.

it is possible it is trying to replicate the radar reflectors sometimes seen on these while they fly in civilian airspace, but got it in the wrong location. most pictures show it just behind the weapons bay.