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The Tamiya Lancaster dates originally from 1975, so it just missed your cut off date... ah well, it never hurts to ask.

https://i.postimg.cc/7hJ68XVv/F2A56BE4-F364-411E-93B6-D8D9B80222A0.gif Well I guess I forgot to update this build after our last build session at AMPS a couple of weeks before... and I have been working at this a bit when I can get some bench time, which I finally have had over the past week... htt...

The low viz markings have their own appeal to me...

I do like those colors! Not the usual day fighter temperate schemes… :hmm: No they're not are they? The Mediterranean theatre especially seems a real hotch-potch of different schemes - most of it non-standard, that's why I'm enjoying this sheet so much. And you will find that instead of squadron co...

Medicman71 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 6:42 am For those that haven't heard, in mid May, there's a Blue Angels movie that's coming out and only in IMAX!

I think that there is an imax theater around here somewhere… I’ll have to look…

I say I've got many planes, but what I have are several half planes or planes that have been completely ruined by stealing one part from it to use somewhere else. Same thing with my whole pile. Only one or two have ever been picked up with any intention of building it. Most kits I own are strictly ...

I do like those colors! Not the usual day fighter temperate schemes…

Nice and colorful! Although I gotta confess I prefer the early Hornet markings for that squadron when the atomic skull was on the outboard surfaces of the vertical stabilizers.

Nah, at least there are variables in F-14 VF-84 markings… from early to late paint schemes, plus different aircraft numbers. But yes, there are other very attractive F-14 schemes out there besides VF-84. I really like VF-1 and VF-111 myself. VF-41 was pretty sharp as well.

I used the Humbrol Midnight Blue with Model Master Blue Angels Yellow on my Hornet build last year