Stephen

RIP Snort.

That would be ideal if either of those companies were still in business.

Hobbyboss I would imagine.

Devilishly good build.

How about decals for the Revell 1/72 Dassault Breguet Atlantic 1 ? It's just been re-released with only a special scheme decal option in the box but the Atlantic 1 was used by France, German Navy, Royal Netherlands Navy , Pakistan Navy and Italian Navy.

I like it too.

You should use the F-15 style one.

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Yes, they're the same kit.

The Eduard and Special Hobby Tempests are the same kit. It's a cooperative venture between the two companies. The plastic is the same, the decal options and the resin bits will differ.

CAT4 in Ukraine have released a resin nose to convert the E to a C and intakes are due out shortly.

Given that there isn't a kit, what's the rush?

1/48 Vought RF-8A/G Crusader.

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It's easier than the E kit as the F-15I includes the centreline pylon which the E kit does not have.

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+1 on the Test Vikings , especially the S-3B development aircraft.

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That is beautiful.

The Kinetic Sea Harrier decal sheet allows you to do every Sea Harrier FRS.1 that was deployed, there's absolutely no need to do a Sea Harrier sheet as the kit sheet covers the lot. The GR3 kit has a Falklands option on the decal sheet. Both Super Etendard kits have Argentine options on the decal sheet , The Kinetic Mirage V/ Dagger has Falkland options on the kit sheet.

If it's the canopy just stand up and your foot will automatically home in on it.

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