New hi tech F-4 model
This is the latest and greatest hi- tech model of the F-4, a rivet counter’s dream,it’s very accurate, goes together easily, requiring no filling of seams, minimum flash, instruction’s are easy to follow and an excellent decal sheet. highly recommended.
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Greg Kittinger said on October 28, 2016
Scale? I can only consider if 1/72…this appears a bit smaller if compared to the wood grain of your table! How much aftermarket products are available?
Robert Royes said on October 28, 2016
Scale? about 1/250, It’s still too new for aftermarket stuff.
Bernd Müller said on October 28, 2016
The canopy looks a bit wrong to me
Craig Abrahamson said on October 28, 2016
….and the dihedral is waaaaay too exaggerated – 🙁
Rob Pollock said on October 28, 2016
It’s the wheels that need attention….
Richard Mcstay said on October 28, 2016
The decals seem to have conformed perfectly! Nice
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on October 28, 2016
Aw, gee! It looks like a Phantom to me! Bwahahahahaha!
California Steve said on October 28, 2016
Well I have just witnessed my first gear down wheels off landing of the Dymestore F-4 Phantom!! Robert I am impressed with your skills as a pilot. I have flown the “Dyme F-4” many years ago and found it to be one of the most robust aircraft in my fleet. Once it was attacked by a type Tyke. Tyke was my dog. After a rinse and a few structural manipulations it continued it’s service for many years.
And.. Thanks for posting. I needed that after a long week.
California Steve
Robert Royes said on October 29, 2016
Inspired by Rob Pollock’s Friday briefs.
Simon Whitney said on October 29, 2016
Great build Robert, in that scale too.
Robert Royes said on October 29, 2016
Plane courtesy of my son’s leftover toys of his former youth.
Nick Newell said on October 31, 2016
Has your son left home yet? If he has how did you engineer that feat please? We have two in their mid twenties and our retirement plans didn’t allow for this eventuality!
Oh, nice F-4J too. Colour scheme looks a tad suss but…is it an FGR.1 that the Poms used? 🙂 🙂 🙂
Robert Royes said on October 31, 2016
He’s been living away since he finished college. Holding my breathe. it’s an F-4XYZBTCJ.II
Louis Gardner said on October 29, 2016
Where did you find the sidewinders in that scale ??????
Good stuff !!!!!!!!!!!
Jeff Bailey said on January 9, 2017
I love the new markings! They should have used that style before.
Jeff Bailey said on February 27, 2017
Where did they come up with that awesome canopy? You did a great job of masking!
Robert Royes said on February 28, 2017
It’s a new style..