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dadofthree
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Superb job! If memory serves me right in 1982 the Americans offered the loan of a carrier but Mrs. T. said no. Again, one of those 'if only' aircraft.
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Firstly welcome aboard fellow returnee! . All the best with the surgery. Nice BF109 and all with a FAA fascination find themselves in good company here (plenty of ex-FAA personnel to quiz here). And expertise and experience in decals you could be very useful!
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Excellent work! Like the decals too
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When I go to Halfords, apart from gloss white what other colours should I get for my 747s?
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What he said!!! Truly awesome!
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looks like you're planning some open cargo doors!. I am truly impressed! puts my own project http://airfixtributeforum.myfastforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=35235 to shame.
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Very nice! A great alternative to the 787 scheme
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Top Notch!
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Thanks for the replies
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I am currently planning/collecting models/parts for building 3 Revell 747s. The first is a 747-400 in Thai Air livery, second a 747-600 conversion in Gulf Air Livery and thirdly a 747-8i in an as yet undecided scheme. Here's my first question, should I fill the panel lines as they are quite obviously too deep?
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Oddly cool in a "form follows function" kinda way.
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Coool!!
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very nice! takes me back to the "good old (emphasis on the old for me now) days" when i built this, and you whiffed it too!
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decided to move the big door and add a fuel point these are just dry fitted at the moment with the peregrine included as a reference. before anyone mentions these mods being fouled by sponsons please remember the 30mm stretch to the body. will post pics of the body as a whole soon.
