Jack

hahaha, i have the ID vac in the stash, but THIS looks like trenches, trenches and more trenches...............................

wow, that is indeed a very gooood looking Tiger, and like the others already mentioned your choice of decals/nationality brings it out as a masterpiece. congrats. Jack.

Used Glucosamine a couple of years ago, during a period of several months, but eventually i stopped using it. Ofcourse my complaints stayed and even got worse at certain times, and i noticed that warmth and humidity had a positive effect on my hands (were i had the problems) so actually i should be living somewhere else than doing time in this cold and rainy country i'm in right now..........

Received mine a few days ago, so.....now waiting for the "D" version to hit the shelves!!!

I think i'll just stick to the two Trump supers i have, since i'm convinced that spine issue doesn't exist on these two, and looking at (actually the original revell pics) the flat, rectangularish revell spine looks a bit weird to me. jack

Danny, nice Jug(s)...............

and the set is super great i might say... J.

looking goooooood!!!!

haha, no worries Bill, i figured as much, could have gone the same way........

Indeed Bill, hope you had a great birthday, and your 104 is looking cool, but just one thing of interest: why did you "paint-in" the clear parts between front and aft cockpit, if memory serves they were just clear all the way from front to back? cheers, Jack

Great and touching video, thanks for showing........

Hi, i don't know if this came up already or maybe i missed it, but are you going to use the "all clear" fuselage to have all these inside-goodies be out-to-the-open eventually ??

All discussions aside, didn't i somewhere read in a official defence publication that the Blues would anyhow get their "E and F" Super hornets as a replacement for the old aircraft?

Well, no pictures, but first one the very first "in-box-scale" Revell F8U Crusader (glued together by my father using this yellowish glue to mend shoes.....) and the last the combat models F7F Tigercat (or was it the combat Kingfisher, i can't remember, must be the age, duh.....)

wohooooo, that is just fantastic, hope to be seeing that one in real life sometime, fascinating.....