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Even 1/72 l was looking at a Special Hobby Ju 388 and it went for $100! But l keep looking for one at a fair price if there is such a thing
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11 minutes ago, bentwaters81tfw said:
So if I an get the paints in the UK delivered by Royal Snail, what is to stop me mailing them on the you?
politics
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try evil bay
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ok you have a lot of choice here. MRP paints makes a good meticalic paint then there is gunze super metallics which is good and my go to paint is the AK extreme metals which like the MRP paints are hard as nails once painted.
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First try Canada there are rail way shops here that may have what you need. Badger has a selection of paints and if you can find it try finding Floquil. It not made anymore but that was a recent thing so some rail road shops may have some in stock. l have a floquil paint chart with paint chips not printed reproductions.You may have to resort to custom mix your paint as many model railroads will do as getting exact colour is a challenge in itself. As for thinning Humbrol if you are using their thinners toss it out. go with either Tamiya lacquer thinners or if you can get it Gunze laquer thinners with a self leveling additive which l use and just love it. it will thin just about anything with exception to your waist line.You could also try badger model flex. l have used that on some Model trains l painted for a guy and they work ok just with it do not waste time as it does dry quickly but has a good finish. Also l never go with call out colour. Think outside the box and physically look at a paint colour as it maybe for another rail road name but colour is colour and if it matches go with it.l have used rail road colours for aircraft cause the colour happened to be a perfect match.
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funny l have airbrushed Humbrol for years without a problem. What thinner are you using by the way?
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interesting kit of something you do not see in plastic much
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Needs work and additions. Yesterday l order some parts from Barracuda Studios for my Tamiya Mk XI. If l knew l needed another seat l would have ordered it. But it is a builders kit, not the shake and back people like. Work on it and it will come out looking good
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Just noticed the instructions you posted....CRAP! l just order that silver spitfire decals for the one that is coming and l didn't need them...Oh well. l have to check my references but l am pretty sure the wheel well bulge is not present on that particular plane
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The armoured back plate is not hard to make, rather simple actually. Funny they did not include it. Seeing everyone else has done war time Mk IX it probably why Revell did post war wings with the bugle for the bigger tires. Sanding it off is easier then trying to replicate or find an aftermarket part. Other variants coming? Mk XVI perhaps?
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To add to this thread it seems MRP paints has Have Glass now. Still haven't figured this all out yet myself
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15 hours ago, hacker said:
l read ( not know how accurate the article was ) said that the last red flag the F-22, F-35 and the F-15 combined in a combat scenario had an impressive 40 to 1 kill ratio ! Modern electronics in the Eagle along with being tied into the raptor and the lightning systems along with the AWACs how could you do any better?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a25078/f-35-red-flag-war-games/
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l read ( not know how accurate the article was ) said that the last red flag the F-22, F-35 and the F-15 combined in a combat scenario had an impressive 40 to 1 kill ratio ! Modern electronics in the Eagle along with being tied into the raptor and the lightning systems along with the AWACs how could you do any better?
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51 minutes ago, John_W said:
I think so. That quote is usualy mentioned in the same sentence as the TSR2...
and the CF-105 Arrow as well.Even good American aircraft have not been chosen or retired prematurely due to politics
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F9F-5 Panther of VF-781 flown by Lt. Royce Williams.
He shot down 4 Mig-15s in one day but it was hushed up for 50 years
Yah because they were not North Korean Migs but Russian! Red stars and all! One made it back to base only to crash killing the pilot. Seems the Russian pilot were a bit over confinant and decided to take on the lone American....big mistake that cost them!
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On 3/11/2017 at 11:02 AM, Dermo245 said:
Been watching out for that one along with F-35, F-22 and F-23 prototypes. Always thought it's strange looks was one of the deciding factors for not being chosen
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I believe the Israeli A-4 Skyhawks were suppose to but l would double check that
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On Friday, March 10, 2017 at 4:25 PM, Mike said:
Can't let a thread go by without re-posting my Dynavector Scimitar
...and to say that if anyone did a 1:48 Scimitar in injection styrene, I'd still build the
out of it Nicely done Mike! Just something l like about the SimItar . Every country has it's iconic aircraft and everyone wants a model of it.
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The thing is with Mig 29 models they always have the top intake doors open where the majority of 29s have them closed. Easily fixed.
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3 minutes ago, hacker said:
Don't listen to him Bill. He is the type that like to create mayhem and anarchy among the people here with such heretic language!
Oh did l say much like you do muhahahahaha
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Don't listen to him Bill. He is the type that like to create mayhem and anarchy among the people here with such heretic language!
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The Beaufort came before the Simitar then the Sea Vixen......just saying
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Good question! Add a Beaufort to that list
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Got a 1/32 PCM Mk IXe on the go at the moment
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out of it 
Revell MiG-31 1/72
in From Russia With Love GB
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following this one as l intend to buy one myself