
strikeeagle801
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F-15E Strike Eagle nut
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My interests include 1/48 scale modern aircraft, including, but not limited to, the F-14, F-16, F/A-18, and my two favorites, the A-10 Warthog and F-15E Strike Eagle.
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What is the purpose of the "inserts" for the MLG doors as opposed to creating an all-new door? It seems to me that this adds an unnecessary complexity for the modeler to deal with.
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Looks good! Can't wait to see it in person. I've said it before, but I'll say it again. I hope you'll release the seats as a separate item. Other than Mini Craft Collections, no one makes a decent F-15 specific ACES II in either 48th or 32nd. I think that they would sell well. I know I'd be in for several sets myself Aaron
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As KursadA mentioned, he has an excellent one in his line. Besides, as of earlier this month, BAM is out of operation due to a change in French policy towards small businesses. Although it might look cool, I doubt that we will ever see the EX in anything other than what it is now...With the possible exception of the production line expanding to cover the retirement of the early-build F-15E's with the -220 engines that the Air Force is trying right now. This, I think is unlikely to happen in the current environment, as much as I would like to see it. The purpose of the Have
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It does, thanks Ski!
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There isn't a particular reason not to use the kit items, I just wanted to see what was out there. I have a set of Reskit CVER's, I'll just use those. Thanks Aaron
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Since we don't seem to have a dedicated review page, and these are used for jet modeling, I thought I would share my thoughts on this product from Flying Leathernecks Scale Creations here. Flying Leathernecks Scale Creations is a one-man, veteran owned and operated company out of the US that has a very diverse product line, including 3D-printed parts, vinyl masks, and decals. Many of the subjects in the catalog focus on items related to the aircraft operated by the United States Marine Corps. First, the nitty-gritty. You get two 3D-printed tanks per set, and the cost is $16.00. Co
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Hello all I'm starting work on an Academy F/A-18C with markings from 2008. If I am reading the Modern Hornet Guide correctly, it looks like the Vertical Ejector Racks were still in use at that time. I'm seeing several options for C/VERs in a Google search, but am not having any luck finding aftermarket VER's. Is anyone aware of any out there? Aaron