F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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Kinetic 1/48 scale. Building this one "Gamblers" of 21st Squadron based at Luke AFB. The kit...


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Re: F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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Cool, a family model! Are the markings the standard subdued USAF markings or will they be of the more flamboyant variety?
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Re: F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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You'll have to wait and see :giggles:
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Very cool! There's some minor differences in the ROCAF and a USAF jet.
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Re: F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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It does give the choice to build an F-16A single seater and an F-16B two seater. I’m not a big fan of two seater Vipers. This one is going to be a single seater.
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Re: F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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I’ve started assembling the cockpit minus the bang seat. That’s enough for tonight. It’s been a long day on the road.
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Cool, are you building the A or B model Tom?
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Re: F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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A model. I never liked the looks of a two seater Viper. :bag: :giggles:
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Cool! Looking forward to seeing it.
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Re: F-16AB Viper, Luke AFB

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Cool - I like a viper build. Luke is about 20 miles north of me and I wouldn't be surprised if these have flown over the house, though we see more F-35s these days.
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