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Thank you! You did notice, that the original post is 9½ years old right?

Dan, you need to look here for Israeli stuff. There's a lot of decals for modern Israeli aircraft, as well as some stuff for the older types. They've also made a Meteor sheet with markings for Israeli, Syrian and Egyptian planes, as well as a sheet with various Middle-Eastern F-5s. The books available there are some of the best references for Israeli stuff that there is. I currently have about 15 of the listed titles, with hopes of acquiring more. So far, their books about the Ayit and Netz have eluded me though and there's others I haven't gotten around to ordering yet. The references they use for some of the modern decals can't be faulted either, the owner of IsraDecal designed a lot of the real-life tailart on the Israeli planes. Their resin stuff do tend to need a bit of help though and there's been grumbles about the adhesive capability of the newer (Czech produced) decals.

Not sure, but I think the wings are different too, not just the nose. Sorry I can't help more'n that

Platz do/did some I think.

You can find them cheaper'n Hannants if you shop around a bit

Here. Oh, GBU-12s here

I don't know the colours, but I do know the aircraft I'm glad I got to see a Harrier display before you retired them

AMRAAM is FS36375 with white nose and natural metal (!) dark titanium fins. ASRAAM is (almost certainly) BS627 Light Aircraft Grey

The C-130J came long after the C-130K tho'

From reading a book about the Tornado, only one. I've seen a couple of pictures too.

Yup, I remember it well. I'll do an E tho', same colour

Ok, I'll see if I can get something done this time. RDAF Phantom maybe Deutsche Post C-17?

In 72nd there isn't a proper Longbow available. Those that are available are either As with a radar or the prototype. Both need a lot of work to become a D. For A-models, Hasegawa is probably best, but Academy isn't far behind - and Acad's Hellfire-launchers look better'n Hase's

From Airliners.net From left to right, Cerberus, tank, empty, captive HARM, no pylon, empty, captive AIM-9, tank, BOZ

Many (more than half, I think) of Tamiyas 1/72 kits are reboxed Italeris. If you look here, the only jet/helo kits that are Tamiyas own are AFAIK the F-84G and F4D-1. I don't know about WWII kits.