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Word from our sponsor:
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Glad to see you back at it, Tony!
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I like what you've done to the interior, too.
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I love it, Ernie! I think you did a bang-up job. One you can be proud of.
Gaz
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1 hour ago, Martinnfb said:
I know, I picked it up from Smuthy . P-59 had very nice sleek lines, not as sleek as Schwalbe but better looking that Meteor.
Few things look worse than the Meteor... Maybe the Fairey Gannet...
Gaz
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On 1/31/2019 at 5:48 AM, 1to1scale said:
I've had this problem before with an old phone. It was some kind of compatibility issues between rival companie's software. You can try to rotate it with your photo editing software (not always successful), rotate it at your photo sharing site, or retake the photo ensuring your camera is not rotated when you take the picture. HTH, brother!
Gaz
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18 hours ago, krow113 said:
Very well done!
Love this: " BUILD THEM , DON'T BUTCHER THEM RANDOMLY LOOKING FOR PROBLEMS"
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Fantastique!
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Funny!
13 hours ago, HubertB said:To do that, you’ll need at least a SR-71, or another MiG-25 ...
Just my
Hubert
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Vladimir is such a man's, man!
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Thank you for your inputs, fellas!
The sudden realization that I don't have a pilot to put in the cockpit means my MiG-25 will have to be down and dirty. I had a cool idea for a flying-aircraft's base, but I'll have to save that for another Soviet aircraft.
Gaz
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3 hours ago, harv said:
Knitting anyone ?.....harv
Sign me up!
Man, that's too good!
Gaz
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Great Save!
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Looking sweet!
Gaz
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2 hours ago, GusMac said:
Cockpit looks great. Given how small the canopy is I'm not sure how much will be seen anyway.
Thank you!
You're right, mate. I'm not sure that the canopy is any larger than the average WWII fighter's canopy. I wonder if the Soviet's were up to the point where they could launch missiles at an unseen enemy 14 miles away like a lot of US stuff was.
Gaz
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Thank you for the enthusiasm.
Be advised, there is a guest commentator who will appear from time to time.
Cockpit is pretty simple. Q-tip supplied for size comparison.
No seat belts or pilot supplied. I stained the seats to show wear, but it's not easy to see under the bleaching power of my benchtop light.
When I was using online pictures to help paint the cockpit, it became readily apparent that there were multiple cockpit configurations. It says on box: 'Kit faithfully represents prototype'. In the end I got tired of trying to get the side panels perfect. The IP is made from 7 decals. Most are in groupings of three.
Now a short message from our guest commentator:
Thanks for looking!
Gaz
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Very impressive changes! I never knew the Brits had an F4 with a different engine.
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Nice start, Bill!
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Tits, man!
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Hi Everyone,
Gonna be a OOB build. Hope you enjoy sharing it with me.
First... Some motivation:
Stay Tuned!
Gaz
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Congrats!
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That camo looks great!
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1 hour ago, BlrwestSiR said:
It wasn't the RyeField Panther was it? I'm still trying to wrap my head around the near 2000 part count.
Carl
This one. It's pre "smart kit". I showed it to my club's facebook page and one of the guys said: " I have this one in my stash. You might as well build a real one... it'll take less time."
Still... I want to take on the challenge...
Gaz
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Where I'm at
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Very sorry for your loss, Harv.