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Modern Aircraft

Been looking through the stash and thinking ahead for this campaign. Not trying to come-off as 'one-of-those-guys' who always has the right kit at the right time, but in this instance I'm kinda spoilt for choice, (I'm just lucky, not rich !!).

So with that in mind I think I've narrowed my choice down to these three:


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All are great kits, all are in the OoB today, and I've never built any of them before. This is really turning in to a 'head scratcher'. Lucky I've still got a few weeks to get-off-the-fence and make a decision.

Ian.
 
If the start and end dates work for me I can throw in with a F-4B Phantom in Viet Nam era Marines markings.
 
I'm thinking about one of these thingymajigs. Not a plane not a helicopter so it must a thingymajig.

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These were taking off of the ship my boy is on.
 
More reference photos here

https://www.modelersalliance.com/forum/the-real-thing/150297-modern-aircraft-campaign-reference
 
Dug in the stash for some kits for this, now just have to pick one :idonno

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I still want an Osprey but also think I should knock one out of stash :hmmm
 
Dug in the stash for some kits for this, now just have to pick one :idonno

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I still want an Osprey but also think I should knock one out of stash :hmmm


Strangely enough, I am not sure just what modern aircraft means .

The F-16's were the absolute newest and greatest when they first entered service at Nellis in 1982 .

However, that 33 years ago. The world is now on generation 5 aircraft which is way more sophisticated than that.

Not many airframes qualify for that :idonno So, I am curious about MA's definition of modern ? ? ?

Cheers, Christian B)
 
This would be open to any aircraft after WWII.

Chris, any post war design.

In our case, "Modern" is relative. :pilot


I guess by post war you are referring to WW II , because we have been embroiled in several wars since then . They just were not world wars .

IE: Korea, Vietnam and a couple of rounds in the Middle East as of late.

Personally I almost got drug into the war between the North and South when I first got assigned to Southern Georgia :rotf

Cheers, Christian B)
 
Sounds interesting and I have lots of fodder that meets the requirements the problem will be choosing something that I have a prayer of finishing during the peak of my outdoor activity time. :hmmm :idonno
 
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