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1/72 Esci F-8H PAF


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Hi, this is my recent finished model, 1/72 F-8E converted to H. I modified the nose cone and made it more straight and added the radar blister on the vertical fin. Used acrylics paints and added very subtle panel lines. 

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Many thanks for looking.

 

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Hi Paul!!!

Congratulations  for this Wonderful build !!!

The homework was well done, as the reshaping of the nose and nose cone is a must for this one. Liked a lot the subdued shades of the panel  lines and really is a nice masterpiece. Hope to follow your steps soon. Was wondering which Decals have you used for this great build???

 

Thank you very much for sharing!!

Cheers.

 

Luis Alfonso 

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On 6/10/2018 at 3:39 PM, docipaul said:

Many thanks to everyone for the likes and reply. @Luis Alfonso, I print my own decals (Blue Diamond Decals) and with the help of the former pilot of this F-8, Gen Ming, I managed to pull this out. 

Hi Paul!!!

Thank you very much for your kind answer, would you be so kind to tell me how I can do to know your decals sheets available for sell, look and buy them???

Thank you very much for sharing!!!

Cheers,

 

Luis Alfonso

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Very nice and particularly interesting for me, as I have seen this actual aircraft in service.  I was lucky enough to be able to visit Basa Air Base in the Philippines in November 1980.
I am curious to know what the 'FS' stands for on the rudder, as it didn't have that on there when I saw it?   

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On 6/13/2018 at 3:21 PM, AMB said:

Very nice and particularly interesting for me, as I have seen this actual aircraft in service.  I was lucky enough to be able to visit Basa Air Base in the Philippines in November 1980.
I am curious to know what the 'FS' stands for on the rudder, as it didn't have that on there when I saw it?   

Thanks everyone. @AMB the F5 on the rudders are production numbers (F1, F2, F3...)when they are still in Vaught plant, it was removed when they were deliverded.

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Awesome, love it, good job, love different stuff, and such a macho looking plane; have thought about doing a Philippines Crusader; apparently they used to intercept Soviet Tu-95 Bears 

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