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I love float planes! Great work Lonas. Can you help me to understand how you made and fix underwing wires? Many thanks. Ciao Filippo

Hi All, here som wip pics on: - deleting underwing panels as not used on F-4; - adding some pipes for external fuel tank and other details: - Scribing new line and weld seam on supercharger air intake:

Hi John many thanks. I'll consider the kit option. Ciao Filippo

Many thanks for your kind support! Tunnus: I'm aware you're talking about. Maybe better MDC decals? Ciao Filippo

Hi All. Unfortunately my Israeli F4 E is in zero growth! I think it is a too much ambitious project for my modelling capabilities. So I start a new project: a Bf F-4 in Regia Aeronautica service using the excellent 1/32 Hasegawa kit no. ST31 dedicated to Marseille F-4 Trop. My a/c belongs to 150° Gruppo Autonomo Caccia Terrestre, 363° Squadriglia based at Sciacca (near Catania, Sicily) airfield in may 1943. It was considered the personal mount of Ten. A. Camaioni even if it was used for training duties, too. Here the only existing picture: and a colour profile I found on the net: The a/c attracted me for its desert camouflage toned down by mottles sprayed with Italian Grigio Chiaro on upper fuselage and on upper wings together with obliterations of Luftwaffe codes. The only after market I'll use are: - 17 mm gun from Master Model (very very nice) - Propeller and spinner from Barracuda - Stencil from Montex - Dials from Air Scale Hope you like the project. Ciao Filippo

Well done! I'll follow you with great interest! Ciao

Very nice. I love the weathering effect. You're right F4 is the most beautiful combat a/c and I add, IMHO, that F4 E late is the most beautiful of the family!. Ciao Filippo

Very nice Spit and a great story. Well done!

Stunning model and superlative weathering but why stencils ("no step") in English ona a Russian/Chinese/Pakistani a/c? Ciao Filippo

Hi Angelo (Italian roots? ) I love it. Ciao Filippo

Welcome aboard, Jeff. Great start :popcorn: Ciao Filippo

Very very nice The pics are fantastic, too; can you explain the method used to take photographs? Many thanks. Ciao Filippo

Spectacular Ciao Filippo

Mike, here another pic. Note the obliterated letter "O" Ciao F

Hi Mike, here the pic I found into this Discussion forum; post "Bf 109 thread. Hints and tips. Contributors welcome". Note the "H" Ciao F

Hi all. I notice that some oxygen regulators had on the upper part the letter "H" but others had the "A". What does it mean? And which colour? black or blue? Many thanks for your kind help. Ciao Filippo

Very nice, the camo scheme is superb! Well done! What about the model contruction? Any difficulties? Ciao Filippo

Fantastic well done! Ciao Filippo

Superlative Ciao Filippo

Very nice! I love the dark underwings and fuselage! Ciao

very nice! Ciao F

You're Cees Ciao F

Hi Chek, many thanks for the info's . Very nice kit even if imho the rivets seems a little heavy. Ciao Filippo

Hi All. Maybe someone else did the same q. So sorry Can you help me to fine the best 1/32 model (I like those with sand filter)? Many thanks Ciao Filippo

Superlative work I love the way you made the dimples behind the wing. Great great model. Bravo. Ciao Filippo