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I thought this might be of interest to many of you, especially with the announcement by Hasegawa that they are going to re-release their 1/72 P2V-7 kit. Mike http://www.axis-and-allies-paintworks.com/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?15236
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Seeing a recent story about the second B-52 ('Wiseguy') removed from the 'boneyard' to be restored to active duty, I have attached a link to a website dedicated to all versions of the B-52 that has a very good collection of detail photos for modelers. I had a friend in the 80's who was a B-52 B/N and he related to me that he had flown several times in the same B-52 that his dad flew as a pilot- I bet there will be the grandchild of a B-52 aircrewman/woman who will fly in the same BUFF as their grandpa at some point! The USAF has sure gotten its money's worth out of the B-52! Enjoy! Mike http://www.angelfire.com/dc/jinxx1/BUFFs/BUFFs.html https://www.airforcetimes.com/news/your-air-force/2019/05/16/wise-guy-flies-again-b-52-resurrected-from-boneyard/
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I found this P-38 photo collection after my F-4A post; an excellent assortment of photos, many you have probably seen, but an awful lot that are new; all versions are presented, along with production numbers and other useful information. You will see many photos that show the neutral grey landing gear struts and doors, as well as a neat photo of the prototype P-38M night fighter in natural metal! I hope you enjoy looking at these. Mike http://ww2fighters.e-monsite.com/pages/lockheed-p-38-lightning.html
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Hello all just thought id put this link to a Panther Mk.5 Tank group build that is looking for some Recruits. With the success of the M3/M4 Sherman STGB. In the fall we’ll have the Mk IV Panzer STGB. In March of next year we have the Patton tank build. Finally in the Summer/Fall of 2019 we have the Mk. VI Tiger build. I feel this is the next logical step in the progression of armor builds. If you're interested please take a look. Please ask some questions if you have any?
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Howdy from Texas, y'all! I stumbled upon this just now while looking for TF-86F photos to use for comparison for a 1/48 conversion on another modeling website. Text is all in Japanese, but the photos and diagrams are excellent! Great photos of the early V-shaped windscreen, J-47 engine, F-86D rocket tray, as well as the best photos I have seen of the F-86F and F-86H intakes. I think this site would be a very good resource for Sabre modeling projects. Enjoy! Mike http://www.afwing.com/aircraft/north-american-f86-sabre.html
