CanDid Posted January 11 Posted January 11 Hi 👋  A few pics of my 1/48 Monogram A-10A Thundersbolt II. I got this kit a few years ago from a childhood friend.  I am still impressed how good the Monogram kits are, the details are really nice.   A Warthog more or less OOB. Just added a ResKit pylon, som weapons from the spare box, a Master pitot, a pilot from Def.Model and Print Scale decals.   Thanks for looking 😀  Cheers! /Fred 30 2
Farmerboy Posted January 11 Posted January 11 Very nice, what an animal of an Aircraft the Warthog is, used to see them a lot in the skys around here about 15 years ago, great model, pleasure to see. 1
CanDid Posted January 11 Author Posted January 11 Thanks!  I’d loved to see that. Only seen it live once, long time ago in Bosnia. No Brrrt, but a low pass though.
HansReggelsen Posted January 11 Posted January 11 Say what you want, but the A-10 has one thing that a lot of other modern planes lack, and that is Presence!  Your model of the good old Monogram kit also has the quality - well done indeed!  Thanks for sharing!  Cheers Hans J 1
bigbadbadge Posted January 11 Posted January 11 Awesome A10, I used to love watching these in the sky's over Suffolk quite a few years ago, when we would stay with friends or went to Centreparcs. Fantastic sight. Great work on this one Chris 1
F-32 Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Lovely work, I’ve got this one in the stash, hope it turns out as well as yours 1
CanDid Posted January 18 Author Posted January 18 Thanks for all the kind words! There’s something about the A-10 that just catches the imagination, guess a bit of Brrrrt has something to do with it!  As I mentioned I’m still impressed with the details in the Monogram kits. There might be a fit issue here and there, but still, they are pretty good. The raised panels fit some kits better than others, and they do keep you focused while sanding 😇  When it comes to painting I very much prefer the camo ones over the grey, but that’s a personal thing.Â
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