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Hi Pete, I will see what I can do when I'm back from Boston MS in 2 weeks, should be possible. However, do not hesitate to remind me, I will certainly have a bunch to do when back

Hi We added some helmet bags and a HGU-68 helmet in 1/16, 1/18 and 1/12 scale, shown here in 1/12 : Cheers Norbert

Hello ! We converted some figres to 1/12 scale, some civilians to go with 1/12 cars, and also some pilots : Left is a F-15 / F-16 / A-10 pilot, Desert storm era, with SRU-21 vest and HGU-55 helmet. Right a current Mirage 2000 pilot. There are 3 references of the USAF pilot, same pose, each with a different head Cheers Norbert

You can have a look in 1/32 scale. If there is a figure that you do not see in 1/18 scale, it is possible to add it to the list. Cheers Norbert

Damn, it may be my first Lukgraph...

I followed closely the develeppement of the Rafale, but I'm not involved more than that. So far, back to the Britmodeller topic, it looks the 350 € or $ price tag was not given by the team. Maybe more a rumor at the time

What you see here is the first ever build kit prototype of the 1/32 Rafale, that needed to be ready for a celebration in the UAE. The mud mover accessories were recently drawn, some corrections were made to some details. At this point, we have to wait. Regarding the price tag, We usualy have the same with a plastic kit plus AM goodies at that size. So, if we do not need AM goodies, or if we think it is an AM goodies ultra complete set...

Hello ! Following our previous announcements, we have now the pilot and copilot for the US Navy SH-60, and made also the matching seats. pilot has the collective control stick in left hand. All seats are separate from aircrew. So here is the general layout : here is the cockpit view : Note that, except the laptop, the operator desk, IP, central console and Cyclic on the pictures are not from us. Have a nice day Norbert

Hello ! we are still on the SH-60 Seahawks crew, The Systems Operator is now ready too : Cheers Norbert

and also by free french at the end of the war...at the end all together, lot of different camo possibilities

Hello !, Wolf 3D resin parts from Austria has 2 versions of an Eurofighter pilot. However, I do not know so far if the gears match a RAF pilot, have a look

Hello ! Reedoak is currently working on US Navy / USMC helicopter crews : here is the cabin crew sitting 4, visor down, equipped with the safety restraint belt : Cheers Norbert

Both scale, even 1/24, 1/48 and 1/72 too

Hello For a change with seated pilots, we made an US advisor in Vietnam, 1967-1969 era. Note he is not necessarily related to aviation : Cheers Norbert

the F-15 WSO has more distance between the legs than the F-16 aircrews, due to a wider central console and cockpit. Solution would be to deep the legs in hot water, make them a bit closer and cool them in fresh water. Cheers Norbert

Regarding the supply of the engine itself, as it slides backward on a rolling support frame, it would have been better to offer this frame too. It was in KH project for the Mirage 2000 and I think I still have a render of it somewhere (a render, not the CAD)

Hello For the F-15E, we added the WSO figure, for the same 80s - 2000s era so far (in the back seat) : Cheers Norbert

No JHMCS, they use a helmet with a HGU-55 shape, but the "elephant ears" covers all the top of the helmet. You can also find the same helmet with a helmet cover in camouflaged fabric, and they have a DASH-IV helmet, that seems also based on HGU-55 shell, with a specific visor. Looked only quickly at it, they may be other helmets in use.

Hello i'm still on USAF aircrews from the 80s-2000s era : we adapted the F-16 pilot that was designed recently in order to get A-10 and F-15 versions, modifying arms and legs positions : Inside the A-10 : and inside the F-15 : cheers Norbert

Hi Regarding US Navy aircrews, I had gap for the périod mid 70s to early 80s. So we made a F-14 aircrew of the first years, with helmet and oxygen mask that was in use before "top-gun 1", so before 1981. However, as I do not have a F-14 available, i installed them in an Intruder in 1/32 scale : Cheers Norbert

You may ask to sparkit. It will be USAF version. He studied the different versions so much that he may know

Hello ! We made a second version of the same USAF F-16 pilot, but looking port side, downwards : Cheers Norbert

Hi Here is an american F-16 pilot equiped with a HGU-55 helmet and the former MBU-12 mask, so a bit old style, and wearing only the seat harness and the G-suit : 80s - 2000s era, or later depending to the countries, squadrons and pilots. These gears were commonly used by several countries in the world. The type of pilot I could see in the "good old days" (was not always good, but I spend some good time on airfields...) cheers+ Norbert

The life preserver, and even the MA-2 harness in a former version, but this last detail is not very visible on a seated pilot. The Mk 3 life preserver, that was in use also inside the 70s, does not have a collar as you can see on the above picture. The helmet remains the same. An opportunity for other versions...

It is USN, 1969 late 70s era Cheers Norbert