1/48 Revell A-7A Corsair II Review Build

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Also as you can see there's a LOT of flash on just about every part.

Fit of the intake into the fuselage side is vague and not very good. Gonna need some work here.

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Cool!! Progress on this. I'll be takin' notes. :grin:
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I love A-7 :)
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Medicman71 wrote:
mustang1989 wrote:Yeah. Where's this one at MM? :whistle:
Yeah that's not gonna happen. I'm banned from there. :giggles:
:rofl: What IS it with you guiys? - you're all banned from one place or another :DI: You're a bunch of trouble makers :ballbat:
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portman wrote:
Medicman71 wrote: Yeah that's not gonna happen. I'm banned from there. :giggles:
:rofl: What IS it with you guiys? - you're all banned from one place or another :DI: You're a bunch of trouble makers :ballbat:
Who me? :happens:
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The cockpit is very basic with the ejection seat molded into the pit. A decal is provided for the instrument panel or you can just paint the raised detail (what little there is).

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JimD wrote:
Medicman71 wrote:The cockpit is very basic with the ejection seat molded into the pit. A decal is provided for the instrument panel or you can just paint the raised detail (what little there is).

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Eeeeek! I built this kit as a kid I didn't remember it being that basic lol. That's why I have a hard time committing to another of these review builds. I have to have more cockpit detail than that...and no AM kills it for me
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Thats why they give you a pilot figure... :hmm: A nice diversion from the empty side consoles when painted up properly... :bored:
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:hmm: I don't think I'll add the pilot. Really don't want to paint it.
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