Flying Leathernecks New release (03/27/20) : 1/32 and 1/35 AN/ALQ-144

[Dave Roof]

https://www.flyingleathernecksdecals.com/p/fl32-2002-132-mk-76-25lb-practice-bombs-6

 

Edited March 28, 2020 by Dave Roof

[Out2gtcha]

Pretty trick! What would normally carry those?

[Dave Roof]

56 minutes ago, Out2gtcha said:

Pretty trick! What would normally carry those?

 

Almost every aircraft we have. They're also known as BDU-33.

 

[Dave Roof]

FL32-2003 Mk-83 1000lb bombs with BSU-85 fins, M904 noze fuzes (shown), Mk-43 TDD's and MXU-735 nose plugs. $15.00

 

Currently in production. Ordering link will be opened next week.

 

[Lothar]

Could these be used on either a F/A-18C or D or alternatively on a USAF A-7D? I would like

to use them if applicable. Thanks.

Lothar 

[Dave Roof]

5 minutes ago, Lothar said:

Could these be used on either a F/A-18C or D or alternatively on a USAF A-7D? I would like

to use them if applicable. Thanks.

Lothar 

 

The Navy and Marine Corps flew them often in Desert Storm (F/A-18A/C, A-7E and A-6E) I believe the Harriers dropped them as well, but I would have to go through my notes to verify. I do not believe the BSU-85 was ever used by the Air Force.

[Dave Roof]

FL35-5001 https://www.flyingleathernecksdecals.com/p/fl35-5001-analq-144

 

FL32-2004 https://www.flyingleathernecksdecals.com/p/fl32-2004-analq-144

 

AN/ALQ-144, ready to paint and attach to your model.

 

 

 

Edited March 28, 2020 by Dave Roof

[ade rowlands]

Did I read somewhere that you were working on some corrected pylons for the 1/32 Trumpeter Harriers? I'm close to getting the Harrier GR.7 and any corrections are welcome.

[Dave Roof]

6 minutes ago, ade rowlands said:

Did I read somewhere that you were working on some corrected pylons for the 1/32 Trumpeter Harriers? I'm close to getting the Harrier GR.7 and any corrections are welcome.

 

I am, but they're taking longer than expected as I'm still learning the CAD program used to create my parts. I'm hoping to have it down enough to have the pylons done within the next month.

[ade rowlands]

11 hours ago, Dave Roof said:

 

I am, but they're taking longer than expected as I'm still learning the CAD program used to create my parts. I'm hoping to have it down enough to have the pylons done within the next month.

Thanks for the reply Dave. No great hurry. I don’t have the kit yet but am gathering up the aftermarket. 

[Marcel111]

On 3/28/2020 at 9:20 PM, Dave Roof said:

 

I am, but they're taking longer than expected as I'm still learning the CAD program used to create my parts. I'm hoping to have it down enough to have the pylons done within the next month.

Really looking forward to those!