Some of you may have been watching my F-15E progress thread. Well here’s the final product. Its the 1/48 Revell F-15E Strike Eagle with lots of AM stuff.
Here’s a list of the AM parts:
Quickboost resin horizontal stabilators
Quickboost resin ejection seats
Afterburner Mountain Home Gunfighters decals
Wolfpack resin OIF/OEF update set (included various antennas, LAU-128 rails, SNIPER XR & LANTIRN pods, GPS antenna, shimmy damper on the nose gear and more)
GBU-12s, GBU-16s, and GBU-31 from the Hasegawa Weapons Set D
AIM-120C from a Tamiya F-16 kit
Scratch built hydraulic lines on the landing gear
Royal Resin weighted wheels
TwoBobs decals on the weapons
Scratch build O2 hoses in the cockpit
Steel Beach vinyl reinforcement plates on the vertical stabilizers
[:|] Wow… well you just made me feel really bad about how mine is looking [:$] But on a serious note, that is one absolutely fantastic model. I’m just an amateur right now, but this is really what I’m striving to get to some day. Thank you so much for taking the time to make a build thread, I felt that it has really taught me a lot.
Amazing work on this one. Every detail is top notch. I’m really impressed with the time and detail you put into the ordinance and fuel tanks too. All nicely weathered. Some day I want my jets to look like this one.[t$t]
Thanks again to all of you for the nice comments! I’m very flattered. Some of you are being waaaay to kind[:D[.
And I’m glad that those of you who followed the WIP thread got something out of it or at least enjoyed it. I know I always appreciate WIPs. I think its a great way to share tips and techniques…and they’re just good for the community anyway.
I just started working on a 1/48 Italeri IAF F-16C Barak. I’ll try to get pics and start a WIP with that one, too, if you all think that would be interesting.
High Flyer - Just first rate, every bit. The WIP was a really good example of attention to details, patience and build quality. I think many of us could have learned quite a lot from the project, I sure did. Thanks a bunch.