Tamiya 1/32 F4J…VF-84 “Jolly Rogers” [group build] Med cruise 1972
gear doors were not always lined in red…i found many pictures to the contrary
gear doors were not always lined in red…i found many pictures to the contrary
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George Williams said on August 13, 2016
Let me be the first to congratulate you, bob,it is indeed “Phabulous” in every way!
George Williams said on August 13, 2016
Sorry, Bob!
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thankyou George
Christian Ristits said on August 13, 2016
Like her very much, very well done! I also want to try the Tamiya 1:32 Phantom some day…must be a very good kit!
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you Christian…you won’t regret it …it is a marvelous kit
Rob Pollock said on August 13, 2016
Nice work, Bob. I built one of these about a year ago – huge amount of detail possible in this scale – glad to see you’ve done it justice.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you Rob…your build was inspiring
Jack Mugan said on August 13, 2016
AWESOME…..
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you sir
Robert Royes said on August 13, 2016
Wow! right down to the tinted windscreen.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you very much Bob
Robert Royes said on August 14, 2016
By coincidence we’ve both done the same aircraft , in different liveries at different times, b/n 155861 first belonged to VF-84[your marvelous rendition] ,VF-31 and than VMFAT-101. The forward fuselage still survives at the Estrella Warbirds museum Pasa Robles, California
bob mack said on August 15, 2016
most interesting
Drew Tarter said on August 13, 2016
Your big Phantom is a beauty, Bob – well done!
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you for that Drew
Chuck A. Villanueva said on August 13, 2016
Outstanding Bob, I have this kit in the stash, and can’t wait to get into it hopefully within the next year. Your build is quite inspirational. Thanks for sharing, excellent images as well.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you Chuck…this kit is outstanding…you will love it
Craig Abrahamson said on August 13, 2016
Well Done indeed, Mr. Mack….I love it! Outstanding detail work, too.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you Craig…Mr. Tamiya outdid himself on this one…i loved every minute
Jim Sullivan said on August 13, 2016
Bob, very nicely done with an excellent selection of markings.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you so much Jim…it was fun
Anthony Conway said on August 13, 2016
Outstanding as usual. Nice one.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you much tony
Simon Whitney said on August 13, 2016
Great build Bob, where did you get the base from?
She looks fab on it.
Well done sir.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you Si…it’s a simple 1/48 eduard that really works for any scale…you paint
John Healy said on August 13, 2016
Nice work, Bob!
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you john…i find your subjects so intriqueing
Allan J Withers said on August 13, 2016
Yes nicely done Bob.
bob mack said on August 13, 2016
thank you Allan..love that chopper thing you went through…wonderful schemes
Terry Schuler said on August 14, 2016
Very nice Rob (must be a huge, in this scale ?), Always liked these markings, especially when they are on a well made model. Good Work !
bob mack said on August 14, 2016
thank you Terry..yes it’s about 2′ x 1′ but it’s a dream
Greg Kittinger said on August 14, 2016
That’s just a great-looking build! Well done – you did excellent with the nice big canvas you had to work with!
bob mack said on August 14, 2016
thank you Greg…and thank you for this wonderful GB
Richard Mcstay said on August 15, 2016
That’s one to be proud of. I think you might have just won the group build there!
bob mack said on August 15, 2016
don’t know about that but thank’s for the vote of confidence Richard