White_Wolf
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Thank you, this makes two of us
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F16A - 1/48 kit from Kinetic
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White_Wolf
Master at Arms
Eeeewwwwwwwwwwwwww
And one tech sergeant with a clip board screaming. "This aircraft has to be in the air in 30 minutes!"
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
Right, time for another update. Two big parts joined together. Front and rear fuselage sections are now one.
Insane amount of filing and dry fitting - ended up slapping some Evergreen styrene on either half because the contact area between the two halves is going to hold a lot better with two pieces of styrene glued together rather than resin with CA. There are some pins in there, for good measure. That should hold everything together.
I bought some extras - this is just one example - AMRAAM missiles from Reskit take a look at the attention to detail here:
In a box that small they packed - the missiles, tips and fins, decals, a very nice instruction sheet, two sponges, you know, fragile stuff inside.
Inside also instructions on how to straighten the resin in case it bent, details on how to contact them etc.
Last, but not least, yep, what they say above. Happy to contribute.
Have some more goodies from them, well worth the money (not super expensive either).
Thanks for watching,
Laurence
Insane amount of filing and dry fitting - ended up slapping some Evergreen styrene on either half because the contact area between the two halves is going to hold a lot better with two pieces of styrene glued together rather than resin with CA. There are some pins in there, for good measure. That should hold everything together.
I bought some extras - this is just one example - AMRAAM missiles from Reskit take a look at the attention to detail here:
In a box that small they packed - the missiles, tips and fins, decals, a very nice instruction sheet, two sponges, you know, fragile stuff inside.
Inside also instructions on how to straighten the resin in case it bent, details on how to contact them etc.
Last, but not least, yep, what they say above. Happy to contribute.
Have some more goodies from them, well worth the money (not super expensive either).
Thanks for watching,
Laurence
Nice. 
