Pretty good kit, engineered well but still needs a lot of checking and dry fitting, especially the large canopy area. The instructions make no mention of nose weight, you need probably 20-25gms, (check before gluing it all up). The landing gear legs are rather flimsy, so I don’t know how they will go over time. I added Eduard Space instrument panels and PE, Eduard Resin wheels, Quickboost resin seats and Master Models brass pitot. Quite awkward to handle once you start getting it all together.
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Nice work! I especially like the detail in the cockpit area.
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Great work - looks epic! 
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One of the coolest paint jobs I’ve ever seen on an OV-10. I really do admire your finishes on all of your models. Not too overdone, just right. Beautiful build!
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I’ve never seen this scheme on this plane either- it is cracking looking! Superbly eye catching and weathered nicely too.
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Thanks guys for the kind words
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Gorgeous Bronco! That is some lovely modeling!
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Have two (2) of these in the stash, both going to be made as VAL-4 “Black Ponies” during the Vietnam war, with a ‘typical’ quick reaction load-out.
I’m with the other guys and say that I’ve never seen this scheme on a Bronco and it looks amazing! Great job on this project.
Great build! The glasswork is boom wow. Really interesting subject as well. I did a 1/72 Cal Fire version.
Thanks again guys,
Beautiful work. I loved the colors and the finish.
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Very fine! You made an awkward looking airplane look good.
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Amazing work. The clarity and detail of the canopy is great. Nicely rendered paint and weathering. Very cool 
Thanks for sharing.
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