Republic F-84E Thunderjet-a tribute to my Father-in-Law

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A nice tribute to your FiL , a great build and beautiful photo shots. I love the sunrise shots. Bravo! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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Floki wrote:Beautiful aircraft and even more beautiful photos! The decal strips to replicate the plexi is a great touch as well.
Thank you Floki! I appreciate that a lot. :grin:
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keavdog wrote:Great tribute, great airplane and wow, great photos. I have to try that
Thanks John! I'm glad you liked her! :)
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BlackSheep214 wrote:A nice tribute to your FiL , a great build and beautiful photo shots. I love the sunrise shots. Bravo! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
Many thanks Blacksheep! I think she turned out pretty well and I guess it was worth getting up so damned early to get those sunrise pics. :grin:

I appreciate the kind words sir! :bow:
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Wonderful build and outstanding pics!

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KSaarni wrote:Wonderful build and outstanding pics!

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I sincerely thank you Kari! :grin:
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Great to have you back, Gary. And what a comeback it is! I applaude to your build, Sir. :shoutout:
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Thank you sincerely Torbin for the warm welcome back, and for your wonderful comments as well! :bow:

I hope to add another before too long. :grin:
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Well done, Gary, and your usual pretty pictures. I built the Tamiya F-84G recently and used the decal strip method on it as well. I think the same crew designed this kit that did the P-47N.
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jeaton01 wrote:Well done, Gary, and your usual pretty pictures. I built the Tamiya F-84G recently and used the decal strip method on it as well. I think the same crew designed this kit that did the P-47N.
Thanks John! I saw that bird of yours I believe; didn't realize you had used that technique on it as well. I think it approximates the actual method quite well. :grin:

What are the issues with that P-47N? Is that a Tamiya kit or Revell?
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