Medic's Demon

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Added the instrument panel and cover so that I can add the canopy to check for any issues there.

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Medicman71 wrote:Thanks guys! Yeah I knew about them taking off with the canopy open. A lot of the early jets were severely under powered or just aerodynamically horrible. The Cutlass was another one.

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That's where the name "Gutless Cutlass" came from. Still a piece of naval history that they would rather sweep over the side.
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We still need a good Cutlass in 1/48.
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So I got the Quickboost resin seat for the Demon. It looks so much better than the kit one. Not sure what piece #1 is. Anyone know?

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I like quickboost stuff. I'd guess thats the joystick.
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Yeah that's what I thought as well.
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How would you get any up elevator with it that close to the seat? Here's a cockpit tour from the Pensacola museum. And a screen shot from it showing the stick.
https://www.navalaviationmuseum.org/nna ... TS/F3H/F3H

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Pretty short review but with assembled pics. It's the joystick but doesn't look right to johns point and the curve of the handle is curious. But thats really nitpicking.

https://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/quickb ... ction-seat
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Thanks for the help guys! I think I can add the control stick where it was in the kit instead of up against the seat. Especially since I broke the kit supplied control stick.
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Got the canopies masked.

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