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I used xtracolor enamals gunship grey fs16118 and light compass grey fs16375. Nose cones were a mix of colours in my box to try and match the photographs. Pledge to seal decals and vallejo acrylic matt Thanks all for your kind comments.

Thanks. I will investigate Tack cloths.

Yes I spent a huge amount of time.e studying the photos of the actual aircraft modelled. One of the biggest nightmares for the C was finding if the sniper pod was around at the time the decals represented.

I love the weathering on this. What was colours used in the wash. Thanks

Finished the project in the first lock down. As I dip in and out of the hobby it took 10 years to complete. Bought the 3 Revell kits simultaneously so I could swap parts around. After market pitot tubes and fuselage MLU reinforcement panels. Hasegawa weapons kits. Search aircraft serial numbers and you will quickly find my reference photos. Admittedly over weathered the A as this was the first time I have weathered in any detail using tamiya weathering Master. On the B and C I played with post shading as well. Suffered a little silvering on C which was a little disappointing. Probably needed a few more coats of pledge doh!. B and C are after market decals. The Build of the Revell F16 is already well documented. The only additional bits I had build from scratch was the antenna underneath air intake of the 'A'. My biggest issue was dust contamination, any steps you can advise to help eliminate that for future projects would be appreciated. Thanks. Note I'm a novice compared to some of yours I see on here so just looking to improve. I'm struggling to attach photos via URL so see link below. https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1PFRqvOQkeH-Aa8EyxcyUHc3xMn_IRruB