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  1. rholland
    Thanks TT, I agree and will go with that. Richard in NZ
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    As the aircraft had no guns, were the underwing cartridge chutes covered over or simply left as they were? I can find no photo which clearly shows the area. Thanks for your help. Richard in NZ
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    Thanks Homebee. Odd, I thought it would be a natural follow-on to the J, Hasegawa being old(ish), expensive and hard to find. Richard in NZ
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    Any news about a 1/72 F-4B from Academy? Richard in NZ
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    1/72 Beaufort. Simple. Hart family would be nice too. Richard in NZ
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    1/72 Beaufort.
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    Nice work! I do think that the Alley Cat resin rear fuselage gives a more accurate appearance, if you can be bothered. Richard in NZ
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    Thank you gentlemen. Only the Aussies would wash off the temporary camo by stuffing the aircraft into a creek, though... Richard in NZ
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    Thanks Brian, I have learned something. Richard in NZ
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    Nice models! I had always thought that the camouflaged Aussie Mirages were green and grey, I have never seen a green and brown one. Do you have a photograph of the full-size aircraft? Thanks! Richard in NZ
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    Odd - when I posted mine was the first post, and I used a different heading. Must have been moved by the Thought Police. No matter, it was just a little joke. Richard in NZ
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    At last I posted before Homebee! Hoping for 75(NZ) Sqn decals. Richard in NZ
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    The answer remains the same - 1/72 Hart/Demon and Beaufort. Richard in NZ
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    Brilliant! To be followed by the OP-2E, one hopes... Richard in NZ
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    Is that not a Devon? Splitting hairs, I know, but the RNZAF had a large number of Devons. Richard in NZ
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    Brilliant. Not sure if I will be brave enough to build it, but just brilliant. Richard in NZ
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    I agree with Rabbit Leader, the camouflaged RNZAF Bristols are such a marvellous anachronism. I flew Wellington - Auckland in one in the 1970s, facing backwards with earmuffs on all the way. Others will know more, but I recall the story of an American air traffic controller in Vietnam asking the pilot of an RNZAF Bristol to confirm that his undercarriage was down, to which the reply was "Affirmative - down and welded"! Richard in NZ
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    Hobby Boss do both the FJ-4 and FJ-4B in 1/48, good kits both. Richard in NZ
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    Six months on... are these decals going to happen? Richard in NZ
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    All very nice for the Munchkin scalers, but any news on the Fly 1/72 kit? Richard in NZ
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    "Slack dragon" and "slut dragon"???!!! Something lost in translation, methinks. Richard in NZ
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    Beautiful model, and great to see one in VNAF markings. Richard in NZ
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    Splendid model and interesting story, thank you! Richard in NZ
  24. rholland
    Whirlybits produce two replacement rear fuselages, one for the FAW1/4/5 and one for the FAW7. See www.whirlybirdmodels.com, also available from Aviation Megastore. I have no affiliation to either company, just trying to help. Richard in NZ
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    Can anyone direct me to a review of the Freightdog Tempest VI conversion, or offer any comments? Thanks for your help. Richard in NZ
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