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Redboost

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  1. Hi folks,

     

    with my growing collection of IAF I thought it would be nice having some of their opponents in the display case too, so I opted for this Eduard kit (this is my second kit, so I knew what to expect). It comes with the Royal Class boxing, basically with all goodies you may need. I only replaced the stencils data for the GHW ones which are just fabulous.

    The markings is one of the machines flown during the Yom Kippur war and later allegedly wore some kill marks on the nose (including one for an Iranian F-4). However, I did not find that in my references so I omitted it for the time being.

    Now on to the Mirage:-)

     

    Cheers

    Libor

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  2. Thanks everyone for kind feedback, much appreciated!

     

    4 hours ago, Roman Schilhart said:

    Those red lines along the wing roots are really strange, but make for a dash of color.

    Hallo Roman, these were the sealing of wing fasteners made of doped fabric. Their bolts regularly broke off when the cannon were fired, so these are typical feature of practically all operational airframes.

    Source: Aviaeology instruction booklet

     

    Cheers

    Libor

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  3. Hurricane II - Hasegawa

    Spitfire V - Tamiya

    Spitfire IX and XVI - Eduard

     

    Try to avoid AZ kits as these are not worth bothering. Some virtual modellers will bring up million negligible reasons which are in fact not substantial for the final kit's representation, but if you want to enjoy the hobby and avoid addressing millimetre here or halve there, just go for these.

     

    Cheers

    Libor

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