Medic's Texas Viper

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Looking good in the black base.
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Thanks, but it's not very smart when the front half is red, white and blue.
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Had to clean up one spot on the nose where the reinforcement plate is. :headbang:

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Sorry Mike, I hadn't realised you'd started this back up again - it's coming along really nicely.

I hear you on having a good reference, I have a couple of good ones for various RAF jets. Are those Reid Air ones particularly good?
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They are the best! I've been using the Viper and Super Hornet ones constantly lately. I highly recommend them.
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Re-primed the Viper today. Not sure about doing that Texas flag scheme since I primed it all black. It's gonna be hard to get the red, white and blue the correct shades. Can't find any Texas ANG jets that I want either.

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How about an IAF bird?
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Not the right kind of F-16 for that.
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How about Solo Turk? He's got to be one of the best demonstration pilots out there. Plus his plane is perfect for a black base.

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Thanks for the idea but still not the right version.
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