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Modeling the Korean War in 1/72 scale

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hill4448@gmail.com - 28 Jun 2010 08:17 GMT
Heya folks, just wanting to let you know that I've added
some stuff to my web page.  Including a build up and
sort of review of the Airfix A-1 kit in 1/72 scale:

http://sites.google.com/site/modelingthekoreanwarin172scale/home/aircraft-of-the
-korean-war/allied-aircraft/combat-aircraft/ad-4-skyraider


Here's the link to the main index/home page of the site:

http://sites.google.com/site/modelingthekoreanwarin172scale/home

No ads, no pop-ups, just me trying to document what
I like to do and how I do it.

Lemme know if you're favorably impressed.  Flames to
/dev/null.

-andyh
AMPSOne@aol.com - 28 Jun 2010 23:08 GMT
Um, not to be picky but I did up the old Monogram kit last year with a
bash using the engine and cowling from the ESCI kit (about the only
thing fully usable on it) and found (before I got to paint) they
changed the main weapons pylons from a rounded shape to the swept
forward ones found in all of the Skyraider kits. I cut down some from
a Monogram F-84E to fit the Skyraider to make it LOOK more like an
AD-4.

Ah, the things Mother never tells you. At least in this scale you
don't have to go through the misery of chopping and extending the
ancient Hawk Banshee kit to get an F2H-2 out of it!

Cookie Sewell
 
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