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Pete Fleischmann

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Pete Fleischmann last won the day on February 3

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About Pete Fleischmann

  • Birthday 06/27/1965

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  1. I’ll take the Beau thank you very much. P
  2. Tail position light. The master for these was turned on a lathe by Timmy! Years ago. I used the aluminum master to make clear resin copies for the wings and vertical tail.
  3. 100% …and every fighter pilot is already cheating just a bit before the fights on call
  4. well…seeing as this is an AT-38B; no- but if I ever do a T-38C then that’s a cool idea!
  5. Got the tail antenna up..still needs to be blended in. Also the tail beacons. Continuing to skin the belly-
  6. If you look closely at the photo below, you can see the Iowa football stadium under my nose. The University of Iowa Children’s hospital; where all the fans wave at the kids that are being treated there (greatest tradition in college sports) is just to the right of the stadium. Go Hawks.
  7. Flying high aspect BFM sorties this week to support a USAF test program. Sometimes it’s hard to stick to the profile and not fight like hell when the objective/profile designates me as the Target..weather is getting nice again over Eastern Iowa.
  8. It really is super easy. Find some very small white dry transfer letters. Model railroad shops are a good place to start. I think Verlinden made some too- just rub the letters “PJ” onto some black decal paper. Smear some Microscale liquid decal film on top of the letters you just transferred. Let it dry. Cut it to the shape you want, and apply just like any other decal onto your figure. After it dries on your figure, brush some flat coat over it to reduce the gloss and yer good! P
  9. I made it. I used very small white dry transfers on black decal paper. Too easy! Pete
  10. outstanding! Looking forward to it! Pete
  11. This was some honest feedback; which is why I assume you posted an image of this nozzle in the first place. I would love to see you be successful with this 229 nozzle. With almost 1000 hours flying time in the F-16, I think I am pretty familiar with the jet- and these two issues jumped out at me right away. If you guys can get it right, it will be the nicest one available, and I’ll happily purchase one. cheers Pete
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