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  1. Canute
    Well done, Ted. And great perseverance.👍
  2. Canute
    Interesting variant of this jet. The Radar Intercept Officer (RIO) really worked in a pit and flew backwards. That has to affect the RIO's visualization of an engagement. I'll tag along on this build.😄
  3. Canute
    I have an acquaintance who makes resin kits in a range of model railroad scales and he swears by the vacuum step. I have one of his kits and can vouch for his faith in that approach. I'd have more, if he did more work in HO scale.
  4. Canute
    Your luggage and other "leather" work looks great. 👍
  5. Canute
    Love the space. Having owned a horse barn/stable, like Marks asks: HVAC for your man cave? Straw is pervasive and you don't need it spoiling a paint job. I imagine Northwest Texas gets a wee bit toasty come summer, like San Antone does.
  6. Canute
    Great looking racer. Nicely done. Looking forward to your next build.
  7. Canute
    Coming along beautifully, Rob. Well done. 👍
  8. Canute
    Interior color is RLM02 Grau (Gray). My source has a slight green tinge,
  9. Canute
    That's for sure.
  10. Canute
    Denis, you've been missed. Always enjoy your commentary.😁
  11. Canute
    One of my uncles had one of these in silver. We called it the Silver Bullet, Lone Ranger fans that we were.😄
  12. Canute
    Nice, the dandyfunk adds a lot to the vehicle. 👍
  13. Canute
    Adding some crew really brings life to the old girl. Well done.
  14. Canute
    Super job painting and detailing the castings. Really brings them to life. The boiler on the skid is spot on. 👍
  15. Canute
    I think you've captured the look of an M-B seat quite well, Andrew. 👍
  16. Canute
    One a day in Tampa Bay, as the old saw went. McDill was the training base for the B-26 in WWII. The original wing was on the small side, meaning it had higher landing speeds. And the unlovely nickname of the Flying Prostitute, since it had no visible means of support. I built a model of Flak Bait, in 1/72 scale, eons back. The original is in the Smithsonian, I believe. How are these newer ICM kits? I picked up some Soviet era jets and they were a bear to build. Lack of locating pins, short shot parts.
  17. Canute
    Great job, Craig. Definitely a show stopper. 👍
  18. Canute
    The Caudron looks supersonic just sitting there.
  19. Canute
    Those Quinta 3D decals look great. This build is looking sharp already. 😄 And yeah, Mr Hobby RLM02 does look pretty green.
  20. Canute
    The RAF Buccs carried Pave Spike pods in Desert Storm. Those pods were the size of an AIM-7 Sparrow air to air missile; a bit smaller than the Martel data link pod. USAF Phantoms carried the Spike pod in the left forward Sparrow well.
  21. Canute
    The blue stripes are I think a NATO wide code for training weapons - no warheads. Yellow stripe means it's a war shot.
  22. Canute
    We escorted Buccs at Red Flag exercises. Not sure about Desert Storm.
  23. Canute
    A pure gloss black is a black hole. Better to go with a charcoal gray. Look at CDW's Buccaneer log with the gray discussions. Very tough to photograph black.
  24. Canute
    Sign me up for this racer.
  25. Canute
    Well done with Arizona. 👍 Looking forward to your next project, whatever it turns out to be. 😄

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