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Hello.

I hadn't planned to join this group build, but I need something OOB to build right now.
So I hope there is room for me as well.

 

I'll build an F-84F Thunderstreak from JaboG 33 Bundesluftwaffe in 1962
42754471885_f070758ae1_h.jpg021 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr

I've built kit before.
It's the same kit I used in my Suez build from two years ago.
Then I did it in French colours, this one will be German.

 

And to show that nothing has been started, here are a few pictures of the content of the box.
41849591990_88267a7f2d_h.jpg022 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
Sprues still in the bag.

 

28769240117_1177eb3c2c_h.jpg023 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
Nice decals.

42940933924_b9539fd3ac_h.jpg024 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
And the instructions cleary states JaboG 33 in 1962

 

I'll start my build after the weekend.

To be continued.....

/Bosse

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 a stablemate for the f-84f I'm building, i have similar decals from peddinghaus for jaboG  33 but I've got the hobbyboss kit, intresting to see the difference in how the two kits  build, all the best 

Glynn 

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I was thinking of doing the Hobby Boss 1/48th F-84F in either Belgian or Dutch markings, mainly because I like the PRU Blue undersides, it will be interesting to see how yours and Hewy's compare.

 

Good luck with this one.

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I'll be interested in this one as well, as I do want to build an F-84F as well.

 

Now we just need someone to do a Luftwaffe Fiat G.91 and we'll have them all covered.

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Hi.

The build is now official started.
Some parts have been glued.
41920752500_728012f36b_h.jpg025 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr

 

And most of the other parts have been primed.
41920755410_f76dc9e368_h.jpg026 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
29858874618_c2b2bf8072_h.jpg027 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr

 

On the menu for tonight is the cockpit, if the heatwave haven't finished me off by then.  :jump_fire:

To be continued......

/Bosse

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Good start bosse, I've just about finished my cockpit, thank goodness i didn't go with hobbyboss's suggested interior green, I've gone with grey, similar to yours. 

Glynn 

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55 minutes ago, Hewy said:

Good start bosse, I've just about finished my cockpit, thank goodness i didn't go with hobbyboss's suggested interior green, I've gone with grey, similar to yours. 

Glynn 

Glynn,

 

The interior colour would originally depend upon the production block, most blocks featured interior green, dark gull gray only came in with the later blocks, so the interior colour would be linked to the serial number which ties it into the production block.

 

Of course the cockpit could've been repainted but that's not such an easy job as people think (equipment, cable loom, hydraulic equipment removal and associated disturbed systems functional checks - could've been done in line with a major servicing).

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20 minutes ago, Wez said:

Glynn,

 

The interior colour would originally depend upon the production block, most blocks featured interior green, dark gull gray only came in with the later blocks, so the interior colour would be linked to the serial number which ties it into the production block.

 

Of course the cockpit could've been repainted but that's not such an easy job as people think (equipment, cable loom, hydraulic equipment removal and associated disturbed systems functional checks - could've been done in line with a major servicing).

 Darn it, a later block example would probably mean the nato fitted  martin baker seat wez wouldn't it, too late late for me I've licked it and stuck it, i'll have to pretend its just befor the seat swap🙈, cheers wez. 

Glynn 

Sorry bosse for highjacking your thread. 

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Thanks Guys. :D 

I've found pictures of both green and grey cockpit.

I like the grey ones better, so I'll go with that, even if it might be wrong for this aircraft.

 

As for the bomb, I'm not sure which type it is.

Looks more like a british 1.000lbs bomb than any american variant.

I'll have to trawl the net and see what it's or perhaps exchange them with a pair of M117's

 

/Bosse

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Hello.

I'm doing my best to do something small each day on my F-84F despite the hot and humid weather we're having. :jump_fire:

 

28861632817_b2dca22235_h.jpg028 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
I've painted the piping in the whellwell silver, and I'll get a black wash over it later on.

 

28861635327_7aefae6e6b_h.jpg029 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
The IP has been clearcoated and is now waiting for the instrument decals.

 

29927848568_11b926cebd_h.jpg030 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
The nosegear well/intake parts has been glued together as has the exhaust.
I've got some sinkmarks on the intake part that I have to deal with before painting.

 

So slowly but surely my build goes along and if I don't drown in my own sweat in the hot and humid weather we're having I plan to continue with the build after work.

To be continued.....

/Bosse

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Hi.
A small progress report on my F-84F.
I've finished painting the main wheel bays.
43842370012_c5409610ba_h.jpg031 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr

 

The cockpit is taking shape.
42986433825_6d977e9f01_h.jpg032 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr


The IP has been decaled.
43842376802_61bbb02159_h.jpg033 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr

 

I've painted the bombs.
30021021038_18e030cabf_h.jpg034 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr

 

And after that I was a bit hungry.
30021012068_8ccbb0dc91_h.jpg035 by Bosse Persson, on Flickr
Toast with mayo, surimi sticks and black lumpfish roe will have to do for dinner. :eat:


To be continued.....

/Bosse
 

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