1/72 Hasegawa EA-18G (finished, pg 7)

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Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EA-18G

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Fermis wrote:
Manny1943 wrote:An update would be kinda nice and all... :bored:
Glossed, decaled, and "washed"....'bout to spit some dull on it!
Will still have some fiddly work for the canopy...should be done this weekend!
Well that's cool... :hmm:

...but I meant an update on the 109 fuselages... :lashed:


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Manny1943 wrote:
Fermis wrote: Glossed, decaled, and "washed"....'bout to spit some dull on it!
Will still have some fiddly work for the canopy...should be done this weekend!
Well that's cool... :hmm:

...but I meant an update on the 109 fuselages... :lashed:


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They are still right where they were in the last pic.
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Re: 1/72 Hasegawa EA-18G

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:ballbat: :DI: :ballbat:

BUILD 'EM!!!
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Manny1943 wrote::ballbat: :DI: :ballbat:

BUILD 'EM!!!
Send me some free time!!!


Gettin damn close now...just some canopy details left to do.

In the mean time....

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:yikes:


...wow, this is one of the coolest jets I've seen you do...what was your most and least favorite part about building this MOJO??? :hmm:
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oh oh OH! that is too beautiful!!! :whiteflag:
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That is very cool indeed - I don't think I've ever seen an F-18 built up with wing folds either - Very cool!
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Holy irradiated genetically modified beef, Batman. By the way, how are the goats?
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Wow, spectacular work. I would have been convinced that it was done if you hadn't mentioned needing to do more. This is simply magnificent.
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Thanks all! :bow:
LyleW wrote:... By the way, how are the goats?
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Just had em both in to the vet yesterday...all is well...happy little fellers, they are!
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