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  1. B.sin
    I wish they would cover the Yak-141 Freestyle! In 1/48th scale of course.
  2. B.sin
    How are the Modelsvit kit? I see they have nice details, but how is the fit? Are they still considered short run kit's?
  3. B.sin
    I'll go for a Yak-41 Freestyle 1/48th scale! Short run would be better than nothing.
  4. B.sin
    Oh dear, my bad!
  5. B.sin
    Their are some reviews on YouTube. One is by Phil Flory, he likes the kit, more then the Meng. There's another quick build video that shows the model finished at the end. Looks good, so far. Fit of the part seemed to be very good also, maybe not Tamiya fit, but very good. Brad
  6. B.sin
    They'll never make, what I want! Then again, nobody will ever make what I want!
  7. B.sin
    WOW!!!
  8. B.sin
    I hope Revell uses a harder plastic then they did in their 1/32nd scale F-18E kit!
  9. B.sin
    Beautiful artwork!
  10. B.sin
    Well, let's hope so!
  11. B.sin
    Very nice!!!
  12. B.sin
    Such a tragedy! Condolences to the families.
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    F-35B

    B.sin replied to B.sin's topic in Real Aviation

    Thank you!
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    F-35B

    B.sin posted a topic in Real Aviation

    On the F-35B, behind the lift fan door, there's a second split door that opens when the plane is taking off and landing. When open, it exposed the drive shaft that runs from the engine to the lift fan. Can anyone tell me why it is there, why is it necessary to expose the lift fan shaft? Is it an auxiliary intake, necessary for more air to be sucked into the engine for it to function properly? Brad
  15. B.sin
    Italeri is making the F-35B in 1/48th scale. Let's see how they approached the RAM panels. I'm not going to hold my breath that they don't come out looking like armored plating, but you never know!
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