Paulw
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this is another kit that has some styrene spirits in it and they say if you build it we will come.
With what I don't know but I have quite a bit done so far. This is the Revell 48 scale AT 6 Texan kit 85-5251. I received from a friend along with a Revell F-111.
I though of the last one of these I did was about 1967 or 68 and it was a Hawk kit bin the same scale.
I flew that plane all over that part of Texas for about three years and then I came up missing in a move from Dallas to Tulsa OK. n o search parties would fin it and to this day it remains missing in action.
The lit is gray styrene ans has 3 sprues and one sharply clear plastic one. The decal sheet is for two aircraft, one navy SNJ and the other for an AT-6 for the Army. I looked up color schemes and variations and they are as far reaching as the military itself.
I like this little kit, hardly any seams or gaps and steps to speak of and a fine raised rive detail.
It has flaps that may be positioned in the raised position or left in the lowered at about 10deg.
I painted the engine flat black and light ghost gray for the cylinder heads, on a scale from 1 to 10 I would give this kit a 8.5. It is a blank canvas to anyone who rides a different rail and likes some additional details.
With what I don't know but I have quite a bit done so far. This is the Revell 48 scale AT 6 Texan kit 85-5251. I received from a friend along with a Revell F-111.
I though of the last one of these I did was about 1967 or 68 and it was a Hawk kit bin the same scale.
I flew that plane all over that part of Texas for about three years and then I came up missing in a move from Dallas to Tulsa OK. n o search parties would fin it and to this day it remains missing in action.
The lit is gray styrene ans has 3 sprues and one sharply clear plastic one. The decal sheet is for two aircraft, one navy SNJ and the other for an AT-6 for the Army. I looked up color schemes and variations and they are as far reaching as the military itself.
I like this little kit, hardly any seams or gaps and steps to speak of and a fine raised rive detail.
It has flaps that may be positioned in the raised position or left in the lowered at about 10deg.
I painted the engine flat black and light ghost gray for the cylinder heads, on a scale from 1 to 10 I would give this kit a 8.5. It is a blank canvas to anyone who rides a different rail and likes some additional details.
nice detail on the engine.Looks good so far
