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Tom Bebout
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1/48 Revell F-84G

December 13, 2012 · in Aviation · · 7 · 4.7K

One of my first jets was this re-release of 's F-84G. Was a real treat to build, parts fit extremely well and this model required no putty at all. Built OOB and the only thing I added were belts. If you like decals this is the kit for you, lots and lots of stickers are enclosed, but they went on quite well. Not a weekend build but fun none the less.

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  1. Good lookin' jet, Tom...excellent work on the details and panels.

  2. Beautiful job...your paint is excellent!

  3. Really nice job on that kit Tom, very nice job on the NMF. I have to say though there sure are a hell of a lot of decals on that bird. How many hours did you spend putting them all on? Really excellent work on your part too, I don't see any silvering or film in the pictures. Really very nice.

  4. I don't know why someone gave an obvious "10" a "7" (unless they are "pot hunting" for a Tamiya P-51 and decided to sandbag the competition), but I gave this the "10" it deserved.

  5. Gentlemen, thank you so much for the kind comments. The paint was Tamiya rattle can gloss aluminum, the panel lines accented with a pit pin, the rest was hand painted with MM acrylics and enamels. The decals were dipped in Future and they sat down extremely well. And yes it seems I spent more time on decals then actually building this bird. Final finish was Testors semi-gloss lacquer, again in rattle can. It really was a fun build and I can't say enough about how well the kit went together, Revell really got it right on this one.

  6. Beautiful job Tom. Another of my "stash" models. I really dig these early jets! I've been on a 50s jet fighter jag recently.
    Gary

  7. I have to echo the sentiments of the other posters here. Very nicely done. It has the classic look and you did an outstanding job on this model.

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