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Revell 1/144 Made by my 8 1/2 year old bouncy grandson with much enthusiasm and energy and some attempt at help from me. Features include no pilot nor seat "What happened to those?": "Don't know"; "Why the unauthorised red?": "Looks nicer"; "Why the tails glued on at a point?": "Why not?"; "One looks different": "It got lost so I made a cardboard replacement"; "Nose wheel looks funny.": "Its part of a main wheel".
It was a real experience for me. I had none of my tools (this was on a visit to the family in Germany and the household had only a very dinky tweezers and no snips), many minute parts, poly glue used with abandon, Revell acrylic paint pots opened enthusiastically (in the dining room), stages followed in order but not in the way set out in the instructions, etc. etc. Still, not bad. It's recognisable as an F-117 and we enjoyed making it.
Revell 1/144 Made by my 8 1/2 year old bouncy grandson with much enthusiasm and energy and some attempt at help from me. Features include no pilot nor seat "What happened to those?": "Don't know"; "Why the unauthorised red?": "Looks nicer"; "Why the tails glued on at a point?": "Why not?"; "One looks different": "It got lost so I made a cardboard replacement"; "Nose wheel looks funny.": "Its part of a main wheel".
It was a real experience for me. I had none of my tools (this was on a visit to the family in Germany and the household had only a very dinky tweezers and no snips), many minute parts, poly glue used with abandon, Revell acrylic paint pots opened enthusiastically (in the dining room), stages followed in order but not in the way set out in the instructions, etc. etc. Still, not bad. It's recognisable as an F-117 and we enjoyed making it.
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