Hasegawa 1/48 RF-4B Phantom II
My last built kit, represent a reconnaissance Phantom from VMFP-3 with deactivation color.
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Craig Abrahamson said on January 23, 2018
...and who doesn't just LOVE Phantoms...? Nice build. π
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Of course π
Thanks for look
Robert Royes said on January 23, 2018
One Phancy Phantom! Great job.
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Thank you very much Robert
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on January 23, 2018
A black bunny photo ship!Now, that's unusual! And it looks greeat! Hasegawa Rhinos, though "old", by some folks' view, still have a certain something. Their RFs are a prime example, and their Es as well.
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Thank you Bernard
Jeff Bailey said on January 24, 2018
Great Phantom, Mr. Cubas.
One similar to this (an F-4G Advanced Wild Weasel) buzzed my tank during Desert Storm, perhaps 100 ft. (30m) over my head. VERY impressive!
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Wow! What story Jeff. I Can't imagine it. The sound and the moment it self. Thanks for tell it.
George Williams said on January 24, 2018
A good looking Phantom, looks great in this colour scheme.
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Thanks George
Dirk Derks said on January 24, 2018
Hello Mr. Cubas,
Phantom, still the most impressive fighter/bomber/reconnaissance aircraft around. They do not build them like that any more.
You turned this Hasegawa Model into a very realistic aircraft.
Regards, Dirk / The Netherlands.
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Thank you Dirk for your kind message.
Tom Bebout said on January 24, 2018
Good looking Phantom Mr. Cubas never seen one in that color scheme. I like it.
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Thanks Tom
Greg Kittinger said on January 24, 2018
Very nice Phantom!
S. Cubas said on February 5, 2018
Thank you Greg