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  1. Hook
    The first set Armando posted would be appropiate for a B. There's this FineMolds set as well. Cheers, Andre
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    To each his own! Now, where is my barstool? Cheers, Andre
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    This one, perchance? Cheers, Andre
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    @SteveRThe entire series is out on bluray... just sayin'. Cheers, Andre
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    Yup. And B43 / B47 before that, like Rob said. There are some good reference pictures of all three types on p.160 of the DACO book on the '104. Cheers, Andre
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    Tape it tightly to a piece of wood and gently dip it in hot but not boiling water..? Cheers, Andre
  7. Hook
    My references (like this volume) show German stencils on camouflaged birds. Cheers, Andre
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    You could use it in a Thunderjet. Cheers, Andre
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    Do these pictures help? Cheers, Andre
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    For a Gentlemen's Scale thin winged Phantom,, AFAIK your choices are Hasegawa, Fujimi, the ancient Revell and the equally ancient Airfix. Personally, I would not bother with the Airfix and Revell, so that leaves just the Japanese kits. Cheers, Andre
  11. Hook
    You're welcome. I'd try and find this boxing which has a rather gorgeous Cartograf decal sheet. Cheers, Andre
  12. Hook
    Scratchbuilding..? Cheers, Andre
  13. Hook
    Well, it's either that or the Piranha brothers. You don't want Dougs sarcasm. Cheers, Spiny Norman (mrs.)
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    Hasegawa, for my money (at least until FineMolds gets around to the B), with the Fujimi kit a close second. Cheers, Andre
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    Lots of aircraft: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_7_nuclear_bomb#Users Cheers, Andre
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    Yes, and this one's it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PZL_M-15_Belphegor As for most beautiful, one I haven't seen mentioned yet is the F4D Skyray. Cheers, Andre
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    You must try harder mixing your drinks? These shots suggest a light colour: http://avions-de-la-guerre-d-algerie.over-blog.com/article-siebel-nc-701-702-martinet-79329228.html A bit down on this page is a cockpit photo of a restored one - no clue as to its accuracy: https://1-72.forumgratuit.org/t7930-rv-aircraft-nord-nc-701-martinet-fini Cheers, Andre
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    The main cockpit colour would be FS36231 Dark Gull Gray: https://ak-interactive.com/product/dark-gull-grey-fs-36231-air/ As for your next question - it varied, which specific camouflage scheme are you going to depict? F-104J's carred several different finishes. Cheers, Andre
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    Colours look great from here. Cheers, Andre
  20. Hook
    That's rather lovely! Thanks for posting. Cheers, Andre
  21. Hook
    Fit so far has been exemplary apart from the forward nose intake whcih gave me some major gappage - most likely selfinflicted. I needed a fair bit of putty: Which cleaned up allright - here she is as of now! Cheers, Andre
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    Sanding, sanding, sanding... rinse, repeat... but getting there!: Cheers, Andre
  23. Hook
    The wing roots received some much needed filler: Cheers, Andre
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    Some progress! - I painted the homemade tub and Green Stuff instrument panel Dark Gull Gray, followed by some panel line wash to bring out the details - I also put together and painted a spare SH seat and added a control stick from the spares cabinet: Not 100 %accurate, but at least it's better than the cavernous void and very basic seat of the stock kit! Subcomponents shot: Cheers, Andre
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    It would be rude not to. Cheers, Andre
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