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So, for my first build of 2013...
- Thread starter Barney
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Monogram's A-37 is a jet but it is simple, highly detailed, quite affordable, has plenty of markings and upgrade options if you are so inclined...
OK, I see that Encore Models version (with lots of AM parts in it) is what is available at the moment...
If you are not picky about leftovers, I have some decal sheets to send you as well!
Regards,
OK, I see that Encore Models version (with lots of AM parts in it) is what is available at the moment...
If you are not picky about leftovers, I have some decal sheets to send you as well!
Regards,
What James said! How can you not love a Century Series jet in SEA?
phantom II
Master at Arms
Wow, cool. Don't think I've ever seen a grubby 104 anywhere. No matter what country flew them. 
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Yeah, notice the stains from around the gun port? I bet they just got back from gunnery practice and haven't made it to the wash rack. Did I not read somewhere about the exhaust from the gun stalling out the engine?
phantom II
Master at Arms
Yeah, but not sure if it was the 104 . Here I read all the time where gun powder stains are not appropriate on fighter jets . This one is very obvious and look at how fat it trailed .
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
razordws
Well-known member
I would suggest all three... well, maybe not the very last part! :yipee
As for the model. Go down to the Local LHS, pick out a kit that captures your imagination and go home and tear into it just like you did when you were a kid.
If you're looking for something less mainstream try something Russian or Italian like a Yak 3 or a Macchi!
