Anyone popped the cover on this to see if its just that first release
with a new weapons set?
Anyone know when monogram's F/A-18F is releasing soon?
Rufus - 07 Jan 2006 00:35 GMT
> Anyone popped the cover on this to see if its just that first release
> with a new weapons set?
>
> Anyone know when monogram's F/A-18F is releasing soon?
Someone brought one to our last club meeting - it's just the same F kit
with ALQ-99 pods thrown in...which means it's even MORE wrong...
...right down to the decals showing the BUNO for F1 - the first EMD F
model Super Hornet, and the one in all of the "Growler" pictures
floating around the web. SO - unless you want to build a prototype, I'd
reccomend you wait a year...or two.
Don't know about Monogam's F - seen Revell's newest...would be nice to
see a new, original moulding from Monogram.

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tomcervo - 07 Jan 2006 00:57 GMT
The unofficial nickname for Italeri's F/A-18E is the Whorenet. The
EA-18G is probably the Howler.
Allen - 12 Jan 2006 20:46 GMT
> The unofficial nickname for Italeri's F/A-18E is the Whorenet. The
> EA-18G is probably the Howler.
Nope. Growler
http://www.dcmilitary.com/navy/tester/10_46/features/38318-1.html
From a Prowler guy who'll never get the chance to fly it.
Pugs
Ant Phillips - 07 Jan 2006 10:07 GMT
> Anyone popped the cover on this to see if its just that first release
> with a new weapons set?
>
> Anyone know when monogram's F/A-18F is releasing soon?
Italeri have, to their credit, revised the mould to delete the dorsal
airbrake which is only used by the legacy Hornets, and changed the vents
between the tails to a production standard shape, whilst not being a state
of the art kit it does look like a Super Hornet when built, just be prepared
to do some of that modelling stuff that were supposed to know about.
Take a look here for a review
:http://kits.kitreview.com/italeri2641reviewaj_1.htm
Happy modelling
Ant