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  1. Here's the set-up so far: Tamiya F-4E kit Eduard multiple PE sets Eduard tires & ejection seat Sierra Hotel intakes, burner cans and "splitter" planes Master pitot tube, angle of attack probe, etc. Sky Decals IsraDecals RF-4E stencils Eduard canopy masks various paints Double Ugly Phantom book Vol. 1 (wish I'd ordered BOTH volumes) Now I need to find some CAM M117 bombs (at LEAST 2 sets). Can do a mix of M117s and M-82s (from the Tamiya kit). May do the Master M61 Gatling gun barrels, but unsure if they're going to be displayed and hence worth the $15 extra. Wish me luck, and maybe I'll get a mitzvah!
  2. My father served in country from 1969-1970 in Saigon as a supply officer-- he did his shooting on Saipan as a grunt in WW2 (Purple Heart) and in Korea commanding a Patton tank. So this build is in loving, respectful and often aggravated memory of Lt. Col. William E. Cross, Jr. USMC (ret). While not a flyer, I'm sure he saw plenty of Mud Movers overhead. And he used to tell me stories about driving through the jungles after an Arc Light raid (you could smell the death, but there was nothing to see). That's the flip side of cool planes: dead people on the ground. The Falcons flew out of Danang in 1968, close enough to when my pop was over there. I'm working with the Tamiya Navy base kit which has air-to-air ordnance: Quickboost seats (I may opt for the Aires pit if this doesn't pan out) DMold intakes & burner cans Eduard interior PE, Brassin resin wheels and masks Nautilus wooden jig for angling the wings CAM decals for VMFA-334 Da Nang Air Base 1968 Zoukei-Mura US Aircraft Weapons set (like I said, this one's a Marine Corps Mud Mover) I have the HobbyDecal panel numbers on order, but who knows if they'll make it in time? Did I leave anything out?
  3. ...for USAF F-4D ca. 1966-68, SEA camouflage. Tamiya's callout is Dark Gull Gray - any other information will be greatly appreciated. Best Regards, D.B. Andrus
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