1/144 KC-135E Stratotanker

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These seem to be really out of scale. May have to sand them down. You can see on the real thing that they're barely noticeable.

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Taking care of the seams on the KC-135.

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Seamwork can be tedious but it is an important step to get right!
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Most impressive. That almost looks like a 1/72 scale one. Nice work!
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Medicman71 wrote:This has actually become a diorama idea. I do have a 1/144 C-17 in the stash. I was thinking of making a refueling diorama. Just gotta find some acrylic rod.
Very cool idea!
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Thanks guys!
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Front window section masked off and attached to the fuselage.

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Nice progress so far. Just curious, but what paint scheme and markings are you planning for this build?
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Stikpusher wrote:Nice progress so far. Just curious, but what paint scheme and markings are you planning for this build?
Thanks Stik. I'm doing a late "E" with the dark grey of the Kansas ANG.
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Sounds good! I look forward to seeing this one done.
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