this one is my first tranbajo that I show in this forum, it is a question of two conversions of an A-4 And of Hasegawa in scale 1/32, one that it is going to represent an A-4 Q of the Armed Argentina and other one that represents an A-4 C of the FAA Argentina.
The kits are recycled, the havia armed a friend and I give them to myself.
First go on to the planes for caustic soda to take the paint off them and porder to detach the pieces.
After the pieces detached that I could, I put to measure and cut the noses to do every version.
A-4 Q ARA conversions
A-4 C FAA conversions
Elimination of the hump of electronics of the model E and landfill of hollows with putty epoxi.
Elimination of sensors of the model E.
Elimination of the system of chaff of the model E.
Hello bill, if I understand well your question, you want to know if the camo of the A-4 was equal to that of the US, I say to you that not, the first lot A-4 P of the FAA, they came to the Argentina in metallized color, the second lot hiso with a camo in colors brown and green in the top and celestial part in the low part, whereas the A-4 C, they came to the country with US’s colors Navy and were repainted in Argentina in colors gray and green in the top part and color grid clearly in the low part.
With regard to the A-4Q of the Navy, tenian the same camo that the us navy, in colors gray gull in the top part and white in the low part.
During the conflict of Malvinas, three A-4 Q of the Navy recivieron the tactical camo of two colors, brown and green in the top part, retaining the white color in his low part, then to the end of his service, the A-4 Q recivio a camo low-viz in two tones of gray.
I wait be able to have helped yourself. With the camos of the A-4, if you need mas information with taste you will help yourself.
