On a plane like the F-15, it always seems it takes longer to prepare the weapons and tanks than it does to build the rest of the plane. Well done on all the stuff hanging off the plane, David .(@totalize)

Super Slow but steady progress on Bullseye who as you know was Woody's horse in Toy Story. Pin wash and decals on the upper fuselage done. A bit of silvering on some but nothing I can't fix. Still have to flat coat the nose area. Speed brake re-done to reflect F-15C/D colours. Jet engines in place now but need some touching up. I made up my own mix of pin wash as the one panel liner (one you see in the background from AK in one of the pictures) was too dark and I didn't want the panel lines to be stark in appearance. To knock this down I used that panel liner with some white oil paint to give it a more dark grey than almost black appearance which I think give the lines a more subtle appearance. Sorry for the average pictures.

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Great progress, David @totalize
Speed is not an important factor in modelling.

Hi Guys,

Here's another update. I screwed up the decals on Bullseye so had to switch gears and do another Eagle. The one I chose is Chief. If you look at the last picture in the sequence you will see what I believe to be the same a/c ie Chief and this one have the same a/c serial number. Not sure if the actual photo was taken before or after the Chief markings were put on/removed. The decals are done topside just have to flip it over and finish off the undersides. Then flat coat and start adding ordnance canopies etc.

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Your "new" decal scheme looks very nice, my friend @totalize!

Thanks George. Applying decals can be nerve wracking when you only have one set.

Thanks John, Getting closer now. I want to turn my attention to other projects.