peterburns

Any updates? I'm thinking of getting this kit and found your build. Seems that you're pretty close to getting it done if you haven't already

Mine is also a C.3. I'll try to get a picture or two.

Hi Tony, I'm building the same kit. Just wondering what the camo pattern is on the bottom side? Is it a mirror image of the upper surfaces? Thanks, Jeff

I’ve been searching for pictures or information regarding the inner flap color for the green and grey era C-130’s. My best guess so far is silver or possibly white but not sure....so I thought i’d throw it out to you guys Thanks for your time

The intake splitter plate is also different as I recall

What are cracker markings?

If the definition of “hot cakes” is 5 or 6 then yes she had a real gold mine on her hands before unfortunately going TU. Almost makes me miss the pirate post days

I wouldn't bother with a new canopy. That is what's called a basket case.

Shouldn't you have a hook for a hand?

He speaks authentic frontier jibberish. Seriously though, you guys should have a sword fight. Ferrerer!

Absolutely this. If you upscale to 1/32 you own the market. Stay at 1/48 and you have a small piece. The French aircraft are relatively small and need to go to 1/32. I'll buy one for sure in the larger scale.

Does anyone know of a review for this kit? I've been wondering about the accuracy of it for awhile but I can 't find anything written about it...

I used the D mold parts and the Alley Cat ones when I built the Nimrod. There was also a weapons bay resin part as well...not sure if it was Alley Cat or not. Anyway the parts were difficult to make work together; part of that was the design of the wing, which is very flimsy, and part was the nature of all that resin. I like the final result, but it was a major pain in the butt. After getting it done I remember telling a friend that I would never build another. Not trying to talk you out of it, just know it is a lot of work, but can be done. I have not flat coated the paint yet so the win