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That's some crazy level of detail for 48th scale. Nice work.

What an amazing build!

Interesting subject, still have a pipe dream to find a Fisher A-1E conversion and do this aircraft in 32nd scale. I recall reading somewhere that USAF A-1E's often didn't even have seats in the aft crew compartment.

I'm building a 20th TASS OV-10A, circa late 1972. I recall reading somewhere that radar warning receivers began to be fitted on AF Broncos towards the end of the (US portion at least) war due to SA-2's starting to be moved south. Any idea if my subject would have had RWR's fitted? Not finding any decent pictures of Broncos in this time frame. Any chance that flare dispensers or IR shields on the exhausts would have been added, since SA-7's were also starting to become very common in theater by then. Any info is much appreciated.

That's funny, I thought he was moving out to Vegas (at the request of his wife, it sounded like). Glad he's well, he's a good guy.

I live a few towns away from Harry's Hobbies, never knew they existed. I'll be over that way tomorrow, will try to check them out. Centerline in Hyannis is really nice and Hobby Emporium in Nashua is outstanding. Also sad about Spare Time Hobbies, the place was amazing. I talked to the owner before they closed, he went out on his terms. Business was great but his wife wanted him to stop working 70 hr weeks, move somewhere warmer and start enjoying life.

Sorry for not being clearer guys, yes, I'm looking for Vietnam era pics. Didn't even know the 20th made it to Europe after shutting down in Vietnam. Thanks for the info provided so far!

Loved them. Zero complaints. I know you don't go heavy into 32nd so I was pleasantly surprised when I found out you had a set.

Thanks for taking a chance and releasing decals for a somewhat odd-ball subject. Couldn't have completed my build without your nicely done sheet.

I'm building a Vietnam era OV-10A. Starting some research on the cockpit. The pics below are from an unrestored cockpit of the Bronco at the USAF museum. I see the standard Dark Gull Grey but also noted a very light grey (maybe white depending on the lighting) shade applied in certain areas. Anyone know if that was a standard scheme?

Great info, thanks for posting!

Title says it all. I'm building one of these aircraft but not finding a lot of pictures online. TIA.

Thank you! Here's how mine came out.

Uhm... why not just post the pics here on ARC instead of throwing us a link to another site?

That is some truly amazing work.