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ruudster

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  1. i have bought the F, G-2/4, and G part 1 dual kits…. so i’ve preordered the G part 2 (trying Hannants this time). I expect i’ll buy the G AS, G-10, and K boxings as well… that’s a LOT of 109s.
  2. looks great Bill! Needs shades to work on it? Hope the surgery goes as well as it can!
  3. i’m patiently waiting for their F-15 line to add an A, E, and MSIPs. Looking forward to get one of each.
  4. all 1/72 built but long gone: Italeri F-16B RNLAF Esci F-16A RNoAF Hasegawa F-16A RNLAF Fujimi F-16C USAF 14 TFS built and still in possession: Hasegawa F-16CJ 14 FS Revell (Monogram) F-16C-30 HAF to be built or partially started: Tamiya F-16CJ X 2 Revell F-16AM Revell F-16C Revell F-16D + resin spine IDF Valley Sq. Revell F-16D (with Hasegawa F-16I parts) IDF Knights of the Orange Tail Academy KF-16C (for parts and decals) Decals... half a binder full and a few more to get.
  5. Great work! 4 great looking Tomcats! Very interesting to see the variance between these 4 new molds.
  6. From the reference pictures i have seen of Finnish 109G-6s, rarely do i see that they show painted out Luft markings (except the crosses on top of the wings). Since even new 109s came with the standard Luftwaffe markings, am i correct to assume that Finland had a paint shop where they painted the sides of the fuselage RLM 76, and reapplied the their own style of mottling? Part of what makes me wonder if this is so, is that the pictures of MT-437 (a Regensburg build plane #163627) does not show the characteristic Regensburg 109 mottling.
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