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ttyng0904 started following Odd Tu-16 Badger questions, 1/48 Monogram F-15A in Air Superiority Blue, YF-23 1/48 Double build and 1 other
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ttyng0904 started following Interwar, The Rumourmonger, Aircraft Reviews and 3 others
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The good thing about Acedemy is they provide pdf copy of instruction online. It is easier for me to read when print it enlarged.
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I hope you will enjoy your visit to Japan. The happy man in the left is a editor in chief of the Modelart magazine(https://twitter.com/ModelArtInc). Quiet man in the right is a young modeller/univ student(https://twitter.com/kn20154). Laughings are mainly their expression of surprise and excitement about precision and fine details they find on the spurues' surfaces, art of partitioning&injection, volume of weapons.... in the end, thay also laughed about they realised that they have to make hopeless effort to put all the sprues back to the box. For addit
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1/72 - Grumman F-14D Tomcat by Great Wall Hobby
ttyng0904 replied to madcat911's topic in The Rumourmonger
http://pit-road.jp/?p=24890 due september announced -
https://www.airfix.com/uk-en/news/workbench/buccaneer-test-frames-exclusive-and-latest-tank-news update from airfix
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Hasegawa announed April release of EF-111A. http://www.hasegawa-model.co.jp/product/02300/ includes metal parts(pitot tube). decal: EF-111A proto #1 "Electric Fox"
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Hello, I've been doing cold war/modern jets since last January after 30+ years break. My first jet kit was hasegawa MIG-25 in 1976 and am planning to revisit the kit after several models done.
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The new issue of Scale Aviation magazine out today in Japan. It has interview of Hasegawa's designers who was responsible for new tooling 1/72 F-14 and F-111 back in late 80s to early 90s. They recalls about how they enjoyed over-engineering in Tomcat and Ardverk's details. The article closes with the information that they are planning to reissue F-111 in March next year or later (variation and markings TBD).