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Snowbird3a

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    Flying and building Airplanes, modelling Aerobatic teams and Canadian aircraft. Welsh corgis

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  1. if doing a drooped nose stance, it definitely needs the BraZ windscreen addition Tony
  2. full of Barracuda goodies(cockpit, control column, wheels, carb intake, radiators) Quickboost exhausts RB Sutton harness, and Montex masks for the codes and serials. Tamiya and Humbrol paints weathered with oils and thinned Testors Rubber/ Tamiya Smoke. Markings are for W/C 'Jack Charles RCAF OC of Tangmere Wing 1944 I'm no spitfire expert so mind the odd inaccuracy present 🙂
  3. 3rd ???? nope, not even close. That 'threes' thing is the daftest concept going Chuck Mangione, Connie Francis, George Kooymans(Golden Earing) nuff said
  4. give me a PM over on the Facebookins; I may be able to help you in that regard (Tony Edmundson), I'm part of the Canadair Sabre group over there. Cheers, Tony
  5. the Clear Prop vents are correct, it is up to the assembler to orientate them correctly. I have added vents to all my Hasegawa Canadair Sabre builds, it isn't hard , and, High Planes made a set of vents in 1/48(with a decal sheet). Tony
  6. I have both kits, and it looks like too much work versus result. What end config are you trying to achieve ?? Tony
  7. is the F-86F Sabre a Hasegawa or Academy kit. Fujimi never made a 1/48 Sabre AFAIK.
  8. The dual seat bay is smaller and much different. There are images on page 13 of the Verlinden Lock-On book on the ‘104
  9. plain old dark green, I use MM FS34095. Your photos have some sun bleaching of the green. i wouldn't sweat it too much Tony
  10. Take good look at the side windows on these windscreens, there is a definite difference in the angle of the front section, that is how to tell the different windscreens at a difficult photo orientation. Tony
  11. both of those photos clearly show the Vee shaped windscreen !! Tony
  12. Ben Hall's Sabre restoration had a Vee shaped windscreen all the time, and the aircraft still does to this day. One of your images is of a video game skin. Tony
  13. I already told Draw Decal about the wing mistake, he probably will do nowt about it Tony
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