1/72 F-5E Tiger II
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Test fitting... then your choice is to sand before or after glueing to get a proper fit... but well done to fix that up... 
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Thanks Stik. That's how I discovered all the issues was from test fitting.
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Do intakes EVER fit? I've yet to come across some that did.
Great bit of work though, that's looking excellent!
Great bit of work though, that's looking excellent!
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
A 72 scale kit from the Medic
i follow!
Intresting way of fitting for the kit
Intresting way of fitting for the kit
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Thanks guys!
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
I guess this F-5 was one of the first Hobby Boss kits in 72, carry-over from Trumpeter or MiniHobby (?). You can see that on the panel lines, which look more like Matchbox than modern Hobby Boss.
Nevertheless the decal Option with the Brazilian one is very interesting. Could you please share the camo for that Version?
I will follow here. Very interesting.
Well, I assume I have got a long experience with bad fitting kits. I can only recommend to keep head down to fight for the shape you want....
Nevertheless the decal Option with the Brazilian one is very interesting. Could you please share the camo for that Version?
I will follow here. Very interesting.
Well, I assume I have got a long experience with bad fitting kits. I can only recommend to keep head down to fight for the shape you want....
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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Thanks! Yeah I got this. Here's the Brazilian camo one.


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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
More sanding done last night on the F-5.


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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Rescribed the panel lines that were lost from sanding.


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Re: 1/72 F-5E Tiger II
Looking real good there Doc. Almost ready for paint!
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