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Welcome to the GB Patrice and with another of the very popular F-100F's!

Its only right that you build an aircraft from your Air Force, especially as you used so many of them. Do you know yet if you will be building an aircraft in the metallic scheme or one painted in the SEA style scheme?

Either way it will be one to watch.

 

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3 hours ago, modelling minion said:

Welcome to the GB Patrice and with another of the very popular F-100F's!

Its only right that you build an aircraft from your Air Force, especially as you used so many of them. Do you know yet if you will be building an aircraft in the metallic scheme or one painted in the SEA style scheme?

Either way it will be one to watch.

 

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Good afternoon Craig

Thank you for your comment I will be building this aircraft in a NMF scheme ..

Best Regards

Patrice

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2 hours ago, Dansk said:

Welcome Patrice. Any aftermarket plans?

Good afternoon Paul

Thank you for your comment

I plan to use an Eduard detailling set and a Berna Decals sheet , I ordered the Eduard Set yesterday I hope that I will receive it in time for the start and one friend will send me the decals ...

Best Regards

Patrice

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Good afternoon all

I will represent this kit in the markings of an aircraft from the 3rd  Escadre de Chasse based at  Reims in 1960  
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https://www.scalemates.com/kits/trumpeter-01650-f-100f-super-sabre--114863

 

The  box art
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The sprues 

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Some books
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 The Berna decals sheet
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/berna-decals-bd-72-40-north-american-f-100-d-f-super-sabre--145786

 

Patrice

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1 hour ago, TEMPESTMK5 said:

I will represent this kit in the markings of an aircraft from the 3rd  Escadre de Chasse based at  Reims in 1960

A very nice choice Patrice.👍

The kit looks to be a scaled down version of the 1/48 kit I am building for the GB, nicely detailed.

A couple of nice books for reference material too.

 

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Good afternooon

 I started this build today

 I painted some parts on the sprues and started some assemblies 

 The air intake and exhausts pipe

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 The wings
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 The wheels
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The tanks
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Patrice

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On 6/4/2022 at 9:54 PM, Dansk said:

i second craig's sentiments patrice: good start.

that french livery on metal looks super, lovely books you have there too.

 

You need this ;)

 

https://www.scalemates.com/books/f-100d-and-f-super-sabre-en-service-dans-larmee-lair-jean-pierre-calka-eric-moreau--112848

 

Its a great book and THE reference for French machines 

 

 

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Good evening

 Today I started to place some PE parts from the Eduard set

 

 The seat belts

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The instrument panels
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The side walls
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Best regards

Patrice

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Good evening

Today I placed the seats , instruments panels and sticks ont the ''bathtube'' 

 

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Then I glued this ''assembly'' on the right half fuselage

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Best Regards

Patrice

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Good afternoon

Yesterday I placed the "bathtube" and closed the 2 fuselage halves , today I placed the SMDS resin nose  

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And today I glued the wings and horizontal stabilisators to the fuselages
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Best regards

Patrice

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