Hasegawa 1/72 RF-101C
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jeaton01
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Hasegawa 1/72 RF-101C
This one completes a 1/72 collection of at least one example of each of the Century Series. It is a kit from the 60's and is rather simplified but fit well enough. I used Caracal decals with Alclad II and Model Master paints. At the end is the bunch of them. No, I don't know how the F-4 and RF-101C avoided a midair.
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Nice job on the voodoo John!
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Nice Voodoo, John. Never built one in all the years of doing model kits.
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Awesome work John! 
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Oh, that's so nice, John! Beautiful work, sir! And thank you for that group photo, I'm a true sucker for group shots like that. 
And as for my own 1/48 Century Series collection, I've still got to add a 105 and a 106. I have both in old Monogram kits, perhaps they too will get built someday. 
Beautiful work, sir! And thank you for that group photo, I'm a true sucker for group shots like that. And as for my own 1/48 Century Series collection, I've still got to add a 105 and a 106. I have both in old Monogram kits, perhaps they too will get built someday. 
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Very nice John, and you're - that's an interesting bit of boxart - I bet those pilots had something to say during the debrief.
That's a cracking looking model and a good example of how well an older kit can be turned out. I love the group shot, they all look excellent. I've only two of those on the shelf at the minute - I really must get on and build more although I find myself drawn to the 80's and 90's series jets at the moment.
That's a cracking looking model and a good example of how well an older kit can be turned out. I love the group shot, they all look excellent. I've only two of those on the shelf at the minute - I really must get on and build more although I find myself drawn to the 80's and 90's series jets at the moment.
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Superb work. Our ANG in Louisville flew the RF-101s for a good while. Then I believe they moved to RF-4 then to C-130.
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