Tamiya 1/48 F16C Aggressor
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Cheers guys.
Chris, anything to watch out for during the build?
I decided to use the kit bang seat in the end, the resin one is slightly too wide to fit in the tub. After a quick test fit with the pilot (so I could get his arms glued in the right position) I hacked up the kit seat and applied the PE.
And I also started work on the first part of the intake trunking. After a few application of filler, plenty of sanding and some paint I managed to achieve a seamless joint.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.Comment
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nothing that jumps out to be honest Bob, just make sure you double check the instructions before you settle on a 'version', at times the various holes you'll need to drill out may be confusing...
p.s. you can search the aircraft's serial number here..
www.f-16.net/aircraft-database/F-16/serials-and-inventory/airforce/USAF/
here's mine.. http://www.f-16.net/aircraft-databas...-profile/2062/Comment
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Also, you may need to pick this set up, dependant on the 'Block' number of the aircraft you're doing...
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Thanks Chris.
I've already researched on F-16.net, a very useful site. I'm building 86-0335 (http://www.f-16.net/aircraft-databas...-profile/2118/).
As for add on's, I have the Eduard body & cockpit PE set, Master pitot & AOA probes and static dischargers, and a nozzle set from A.M.U.R. Reaver. :tears-of-joy:Si vis pacem, para bellum.Comment
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Thanks Chris. :smiling3:
I've already researched on F-16.net, a very useful site. I'm building 86-0335 (http://www.f-16.net/aircraft-databas...-profile/2118/).
As for add on's, I have the Eduard body & cockpit PE set, Master pitot & AOA probes and static dischargers, and a nozzle set from A.M.U.R. Reaver. :tears-of-joy:
if you are using the original decals..('i'm thinking the air-frame stencils'),be wary that they are quite thick and may need shed loads of micro sol / set or future/ gloss varnish to get them to settle down properly, oh and careful reading of the decal placement sheet may be needed as a couple of them (on the canopy) aren't located correctly, but a quick 'google' for pics will see you right... :thumb2: ..
now then...high-jack over...
over to you buddy..Comment
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