Tamiya U.S.A.F. A10A Thunderbolt II

[Greg Kimsey]

If I deleted every abandon tread it'll be a lonely place...we'll save it in case you pick it up again.

I may get so good at creating new raised panel lines I will be able to teach how to do it in this thread!

 

[helios]

If I deleted every abandon tread it'll be a lonely place...we'll save it in case you pick it up again.

My builds are so slow one might mistaken them for abandoned.

 

[Greg Kimsey]

@helios, I am not disappointed anymore. Check out the Revell Warthog thread. The difference in detail to this kit is astonishing.

 

[moon puppy]

My builds are so slow one might mistaken them for abandoned.

Preachin' the the choir brother, Preaching to the choir.... :

 

[moon puppy]

I attempted removing raised lines once on a B58 Hustler. Didn't last long and never finished the build.

 

[moon puppy]

The only reason I keep going on with this is I remember in training being taught that if they did any maintenance on the gun, especially removal, that the jack stand should be used for stability and to keep it going tail heavy. You can see the jack stand to the rear.

 

[Greg Kimsey]

@moon puppy check out Plamo's build. It looks just like your photo.

 

[Greg Kimsey]

He is a little difficult to understand, but this guy is an absolute wizard at making modifications.

 

[paddy]

Try the hobby boss version, they do several different mk's and there was nothing to frightening in the one i just built.