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  1. Today I started on my Revell 1/32 F-4E. It's the F-4G kit but as most know it comes with all parts required to make an F-4E. I will finish it as one of the 32nd TFS Phantoms. As a teenager I spent a good amount of time along the fence of Soesterberg air base and watch them take off, land, and taxi. It was awesome. And it was....1978! Oh my. I'm....old. The Quinta studios cockpit set and Reskit exhausts (designed for Revell), wheels, and AIM-9Js are underway. In the mean time I started with the seats. I will use the kit seats and dress them up a bit. The Quinta set already gives them an immense boost but I will add a few bits as well. A small start but there it is. The one thing in the Quinta set I am not too fond of are the ejection pull-rings so I will try to use the kit ones. I seperated them for easier painting. I also scraped off the molded-on seat belts off the seats and gave them a quick paint. I know there is a lot of comment about the shape of the nose (supposedly "corrected for the F-4G kit), but I'm not sure I am going to bother with a replacement. Maybe I'll sand off some styrene on the top but to my eye it's not so bad. It's quite a beast when taped together! Cheers!
  2. I expect these to return from Cartograf on Monday or Tuesday, so I should be able to ship by Wednesday. I will turn on the ordering links as soon as soon I check the quality of the printing. This sheet includes stencil markings for the F-4C, F-4D, F-4E, RF-4C, and F-4G in 1/32. It is applicable to mid-1980s and later, as it applies to the SEA wraparound, Euro 1, and Hill I/II gray camouflage schemes. Since these markings varied so much from squadron to squadron, and even jet to jet, I tried to include a variety of styles/fonts/sizes of the most common types of stencils. Order at www.reidairpublishing.com
  3. These are sized for the Revell and Tamiya kits, respectively, and have been released in concert with the Sierra Hotel F-4G conversion and the GT Resin Products F-4G & ARN-101 F-4E conversion. These are printed by Cartograf. Now shipping from the Speed Hunter Graphics website. The airframes include 1) F-4G 69-7235, 4485th Test & Evaluation Squadron, Det5, George AFB, CA, May 1991 *MiG killer* 2) F-4G 69-7263, 35th TFW flagship, George AFB, California, July 1991 *one-piece windscreen* 3) F-4G 69-7561, 561st TFS flagship, George AFB, California, August 1986 Euro 1 camo 4) F-4G 69-7558, 480th TFS, Spangdahlem AB, Germany, August 1987 *SureFire '87 markings and intake artwork* 5) F-4G 69-7218, 90th TFS, Clark AB, Phillippines, June 1988 Euro 1 camo 6) F-4G 69-0291, 3rd TFW flagship, Clark AB, Phillippines, February 1991 *MiG killer* 7) F-4E 71-1073, 3rd TFS flagship, Clark AB, Phillippines, March 1991 8) F-4E 74-1050, 21st TFTS flagship, George AFB, California, June 1991 *one-piece windscreen* 9) F-4E 71-0141, 831st Air Division flagship, George AFB, California, November 1990 The sheet includes an insert sheet with black markings.
  4. The phinal sheet from Speed Hunter Graphics to print before the Nationals will be 32005, covering the F-4G and ARN-101 DMAS F-4E. These are sized for the Revell and Tamiya kits, respectively, and are going to be released in concert with the Sierra Hotel F-4G conversion and the GT Resin Products F-4G & ARN-101 F-4E conversion. The airframes include 1) F-4G 69-7235, 4485th Test & Evaluation Squadron, Det5, George AFB, CA, May 1991 *MiG killer* 2) F-4G 69-7263, 35th TFW flagship, George AFB, California, July 1991 *one-piece windscreen* 3) F-4G 69-7561, 561st TFS flagship, George AFB, California, August 1986 Euro 1 camo 4) F-4G 69-7558, 480th TFS, Spangdahlem AB, Germany, August 1987 *SureFire '87 markings and intake artwork* 5) F-4G 69-7218, 90th TFS, Clark AB, Phillippines, June 1988 Euro 1 camo 6) F-4G 69-0291, 3rd TFW flagship, Clark AB, Phillippines, February 1991 *MiG killer* 7) F-4E 71-1073, 3rd TFS flagship, Clark AB, Phillippines, March 1991 8) F-4E 74-1050, 21st TFTS flagship, George AFB, California, June 1991 *one-piece windscreen* 9) F-4E 71-0141, 831st Air Division flagship, George AFB, California, November 1990 These will be released with the other 3 sheets announced previously and will be available at the IPMS Nationals in August. These schemes will also be available in 1/48, but not before the Nationals. The sheet includes an insert sheet with black markings.
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