Monogram 1/72 Ef-111 *FINISHED*

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Monogram 1/72 Ef-111 *FINISHED*

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talk of a Gulf War I group build inspired me to start on this kit. My father served during desert storm, and I remember Mom putting a long paper chain around my room to count how many days until Daddy comes home. I was like, two I think?

Dad would want me to build an f111, so .... :whistle:

SPARK VARK!!!

I got really excited and forgot to take cockpit pics before I closed 'er up, but here is the front section all ready to go

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monogram devided an...interesting way of inserting the front fuselage to the main body. You just kinda slot things together?

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clampy, clampy! :DH:

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Cool project!

The Vark is strange to me...one day, it's absolutely beautiful...and the next it's ugly as sin. Just depends on my mood I guess.

PS...I think there should have been a 111 in Ace Combat 4. Woulda been great on a couple of the "missions"!
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Wish I could find a decent kit in 72nd... :bored:
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A Sparkvark, you do not see those very often. Cool.
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Manny1943 wrote:Wish I could find a decent kit in 72nd... :bored:
The Hasegawa kit is good...just needs a bit of minor surgery to open the slot in the fuselage, for the wings to be swung back. OOB, ya don't get the option, just open.

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Oooohhh, a Spark Vark from Mountain Home, ID. Me likey!!! :shoutout: :dancing:
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Fermis wrote:
Manny1943 wrote:Wish I could find a decent kit in 72nd... :bored:
The Hasegawa kit is good...just needs a bit of minor surgery to open the slot in the fuselage, for the wings to be swung back. OOB, ya don't get the option, just open.

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I want me wings swept back n shit... :bored:
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Manny1943 wrote:
Fermis wrote: The Hasegawa kit is good...just needs a bit of minor surgery to open the slot in the fuselage, for the wings to be swung back. OOB, ya don't get the option, just open.

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I want me wings swept back n shit... :bored:
Yea....remember that one time, I was all like... :quotes: just needs a bit of minor surgery to open the slot in the fuselage... :quotes:

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Fermis wrote:Cool project!

The Vark is strange to me...one day, it's absolutely beautiful...and the next it's ugly as sin. Just depends on my mood I guess.

PS...I think there should have been a 111 in Ace Combat 4. Woulda been great on a couple of the "missions"!

oooh, that wouldve been nifty!
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Nice to see an F-111 being built Owl.

I live down the road from RAF Upper Heyford and it's a shame not to see them about anymore.
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