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1/48 Hasegawa F-4 FGR-2 Phantom No 19 Sqn RAF


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It's done. Finally. The 80-20 rule really kicked in here as it took me ages to finish the last 20% of the build.

Some details

Kit - Hasegawa FGR-2

Decals - Airdoc, stencils and main markings. Also used some from the Hasegawa Kit. RBF tags are from Fightertown

Paint - Mr Color Lacquers and Alclad

Gloss - Tamiya

Flat - Dullcoate

Wash - Promodeller mixture of white and dak dirt.

Cockpit - Aires

Wheels - Aires

Intake Blanks - Two Mikes

Undercarriage - SAC

Gun Pod - true details (pretty average)

Sidewinder covers - Dr Pepper

Weathering - done with Pastels

Sidewinders - From The Revell F-15E kit

Skyflash - modified from Hasegawa F-15C kit

Anyway, onto the pictures

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More photos Here

Build thread is here

Edited by Calum
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nice work Calum

lovely details all the right details, in the right places. (love the roundels something, some miss weathering)

Hope my RF looks half as good.

Dave

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A lovely looking Phantom and nicely weathered, not too much and not too little, perfect. It's always a sign of a good build when the close up photography doesn't show anything bad and yours looks flawless.

Are the pictures taken on an SLR? If yes then you might want to clean your cameras sensor as there's a lot of dust on it, which shows up in the bright parts of your pictures.

Don't want that comment to detract from the build though, it doesn't.

Pete

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What a fantastic finish, and a worthy scheme. Easily one of the nicest Phantoms I've seen.

The only time I built one of these I had to give it away regretably. Make sure you hold on to that one - it's a 'keeper' for sure!

Great job.

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Thanks all. most appreciated.

Are the pictures taken on an SLR? If yes then you might want to clean your cameras sensor as there's a lot of dust on it, which shows up in the bright parts of your pictures.

Pete

yeah I do need to get that looked at. :)

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