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F14D The last Tomcat

Kit / Model

F14D Super Tomcat

Manufacturer

Hasegawa

Item Code

N/A

Scale

1/48

Description

The kit is from Hasegawa. Cockpit and wheel bay from Aires. The second is beautiful kit but is dedicated to the “A” version. The instrument panel must be modified to obtain a realistic “D” and needs a lot of work to fit into the fuselage. Furthermore, the Hasegawa kit have the nose – cockpit complex separated from the rest, unlikely the two parts don’t mach, being one larger of about one millimetre than the other. The problem can be solved by adding a plastic strip from Evergreen.
Painted with Model Master, decals from Yellow Hammer.
Fire kart and figure from Verlinden. The base is a mix of wood and plastic.
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