Sean,
that’s a phabulous phantom you have there! I love the 74 Sqn F-4’s and you have done them justice. The colours are spot-on (a lot of folks get that bit wrong!) and I like the weathering, great job!
Regards,
Darren.
Hiya sean,
All I have to say is that your Phantom turned out Phabulous. Like everyone else has mentioned, your weathering is excellent. How did you replicate the weathering??
Over all build is mighty fine… What scale is it again and what colours/mixtures did you use to get those grays ?? Email me if ya can.
Thanks for sharing…
Flaps up, Mike
this is the real plane , before it met up with the scrapman
http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/phantom/full/hans_ze350.jpg
Good Job on the Brit Phantom Sean.
Your plane looks as if it has “seen the elephant”.(a veteran)
I have been to RAF Leuchars in 92’ and seen those bad boys up close
and yours brings back fond memories.
No expert?
Those are great
you have the force
Your F4J looks great. I have a 1/72 RF4C I just started on and I really like the looks of the 1/48 scale. How hard would it be, or is it possible to change a F-4J PHANTOM II to a RF4C PHANTOM II? I bought kits of a U-2, SR-71, RF4C, and a C-130 when retired from the USAF about 21 years ago as I had worked with all of these. My grandaughter wanted to help me put them together every time she came over ,so I finally started on them & I got hooked, so I am really into it now. Thanks Gene.
That i dont really know , the fist 1/32 74SQD( Picture in my signature ) was a modified C/D Phantom , Ithink there are some A/M kits around but think there for Tammy 1/32 kits