Hard to get him to sit still best shots i could get i think he lands it better than me i will improve, same planes ,, but very differently flown the 2 of us
Looks like great weather, great field, great friends and a great airplane to enjoy flying!
fruausie,
Phabulous pictures. This is a great model and it's nice to have a buddy enjoying the same flying adventures as you. Enjoy your flying season.
Best Regards, Rex
Hard to get him to sit still best shots i could get i think he lands it better than me i will improve, same planes ,, but very differently flown the 2 of us
Latest update. The High School robotics/3D class is printing the 600 gal centerline fuel tank and mounts plus both front/rear ladders for cockpit. Should have these end of the month. This project will pick up in a week or so.
Best Regards, Rex
Latest update. The High School robotics/3D class is printing the 600 gal centerline fuel tank and mounts plus both front/rear ladders for cockpit. Should have these end of the month. This project will pick up in a week or so.
Best Regards, Rex
Hi guys. Just a quick one.. I am now a wingman. My new flying buddy got outa the 80mm and jumped straight into the deep end.. 8s. Navy version. Maidened thismorn and loves it. Was hoping to C it... Hope next wend. And will post couple pics
Some of mine. That's a 22 year old me in the cockpit.
Evan, proved the point with those pictures. After you left, I came aboard. Do you remember F-4's in the break while still in Tokyo Bay with fishing boats all around?
Didier did a nice job for sure though the panel line was just a tad bit too much. Now, am I being a little too critical? maybe just a tad. My son builds models for shows and trends towards the panel lines as such. The models I've done don't win awards.
Last few months i've been giving my F4 a new paint sceme. I used several painting and weathering techniques used by the static model builders. Giving the metal parts a authentic look was quite a challenge, as was the rising sun on the tail.. must say i'm pleased with the result. This is how the full size looked in September 1975.. Enjoy the photo's! Regards, Didier
I spent two years on the USS Midway, 1979-1981, and we had two F-4 squadrons, VF151 and VF161. Although they were used and abused you did not see the panel lines. I will do my best to dig up some of my ole Navy pics.
Got out the other day with one of my F4's on 8S, the F16 V1 on 8S and my newly upgraded F18 on 8S. Summer thick grass necessitated the F18 upgrade. Love it on 8S. Did a short video on the take off run of the F4 and F18. May never get a 6S 90mm again! The SMC 8S HiV 4900 & 5900 are perfect for these.
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