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Antonio Argudo

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Antonio Argudo last won the day on September 28 2024

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  1. Jay wonderful work on that tail, you nail it! now I'm starting to feel sad because this amazing thread is in its ending phase... 😪😅
  2. great project and fantastic work on that cockpit Tom! one suggestion about the control column, the central section should be black (where the placard is) and the top trigger protection is metallic, cheers
  3. 🙂 glad to see the canvas boot printed, painted and in place Jay, looks awesome! another ticked box on your amazing build, cheers
  4. the answer is yes and even the F-4 model, here is a picture from a recent lake recovered Friedrich featuring it, cheers
  5. correct! what Radub said, another example without the seat installed showing the plain bulkhead
  6. the Tamiya kit has more a few shape inaccuracies, that one been one, I don't think it would be easy and viable to make a correction set for that, best way would be adding plastic or material under and sanding to shape it up! cheers
  7. the Red Pill Phantom is a never ending story... I lost my hope about it 😔
  8. Mathieu is the Belgian guy behind LFD not me, to your questions, yes! early short cannon nozzle will be included, the windscreen is still in development as we can see in the test shots he has published, cheers
  9. sure! who wouldn't like to have a 1/32 "Wild Weasel" 😀
  10. that's why, impossible to find one under 200 €, they are out of production long ago, similar case with the F-16C Thunderbirds with small air intake, you will have to pay high if you want one, so that's why the LFD comes to the rescue for the long nose Phantom lovers 😉 cheers
  11. well, try to look online for the E or EJ Tamiya kit and you will have the answer, the other option in the market is the Revell/academy kit which the nose is simply very far from the word "accurate"! this set will be super handy for many, including me 😁 cheers
  12. I think that would be easy peasy for him to achieve, also not all JASDF have those strips on the radome cone, cheers
  13. hi Tony, he is working on the open breech cover option too
  14. don't discard more variants from LFD in the future cheers
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