
Pierre Sacha
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Kinetic Contest: Guess What's our Next Release ?
Pierre Sacha replied to F-16's topic in Jet Modeling
Mirage F1 please, Pierre -
That is more than I could have hoped for, thank you so much for the drawings, that is excellent Sabrejet, Best Regards, Pierre
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Thank you very much Sabrejet. The example I am building is a SAAF Korea F-86 fighter-bomber. It will have two 1000lb bombs on the inner pylons close to the main gear. Does this mean I have to move the drop tanks further outboard as on the Academy model wing? Pierre
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Hi, Need assistance with a question. Would the position of the drop tank pylons be the same on both the Sabre models. I am using the Revell F-86D narrow chord wing to convert an Academy F-86F to an early Sabre. Reason I ask is that it seems that the pylons on the Academy model seem a bit more out board than on the Revell Sabre Dog model. I am aware that the Revell Sabre Dog wing is swept too much. any help would be appreciated, Regards, Pierre
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Good day guys, A question, if I may, to anyone knowledgeable about the MiG-17. Currently I am building the Trumpeter MiG-15 and I also have the Hobby Boss MiG-17 in the stash. Since the cockpits are very similar I did notice that the MiG-15 has a window-like partition just behind the seat fixed to the sliding canopy. In the MiG-17 kit however, there is no such part. Is this an oversight by Hobby Boss or is this feature not present in the MiG-17? I thought maybe to improve rear visibility, they left it off on the Fresco. Thanks for any reply, Pierre
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Thanks habu2, sorry for the late reply. I love these math problems, lol. Will have a go at it now. Thanks for taking the time! Pierre
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Thanks guys your help is appreciated! Pierre
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Hi Sean, That is an excellent idea, thanks kindly sir! Pierre
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Good day guys, Can someone please help me with a calculation here? I want to create a cone shaped ring of plastic to add to the inside of a 1/48 Mig-15 intake in order to smoothen out that abruptly ending lip just aft of the intake mouth, a problem plaguing all Mig-15/17 models apparently. The smaller and larger circumference of the cone is easy using 2πr, right? But since this cone is created using a flat curved strip of plastic, how do I calculate the radiuses and corresponding angle between the two radiuses in order to create a curved strip that, when joined together, will
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Thanks Mstor, I stand fully corrected, much appreciated, Regards, Pierre
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Thanks kindly guys, after some searching I am also sure it is the Italeri kit. I think the Academy has droop-able intakes which should make them look different. The Sidewinders also look kinda Italeri -ish. Regards, Pierre
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Hi Guys, Can anyone confirm which manufacturer is contained in THIS boxing? It does look like Hasegawa. Regards, Pierre
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Much appreciated guys! Regards, Pierre
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Thanks to all for responding, I was not aware that the Hasegawa nose gear is wrong. I do have the Academy kit also, how is the nose gear leg of this kit? Regards, Pierre
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Hi guys, I am busy with a 1/48 F-86F-30 Sabre, SAAF in Korea 1953. Just as a matter of interest, is the Sabre nose gear offset to one side by any chance? Looking at my Hasegawa kit, it sure looks like it. Thanks, Pierre