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Re: F-15E Strike Eagle
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lugnet.build.military
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Wed, 31 Jan 2007 12:58:22 GMT
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In lugnet.build.military, Magnus Lauglo wrote:
> Ralph,
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> Very nicely done (again)! You've used limited but helpful SNOT techniches and
> come away with a great model. The nose especially is just beautifully done, and
> I like the missile designs. And you've clearly come up wotha very smooth way to
> fold in the landing gear - I remember how hard is was to pull off.
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> My only suggestion might be to try to smooth out the lines and get rid of some
> studs. Because the aircraft is all one color and the area on top of the
> wing/fuselage is all one big flat area, the studs are noticeable a lot more than
> in some of your other models (BTW I really like how you did the camo on your
> other planes).
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> You could replace bricks with tiles in a few places (for instance on top of he
> sloped air intakes), and slopes in a few places (for example on the front of the
> nose, instead of staggered plates).
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> All in all, a terrific addition to your already impressive BS gallery!
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> cheers
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> Magnus
Hi Magnus,
I myself don't really mind the studs, but indeed, replacing plates with tiles on
the intakes would probably look good. I'll see whether I can find the right
parts. As I wrote in another message in this thread, the nose was troublesome. I
triesd slopes, but that didn't really look good either. Expect me to tinker with
this in the near future.
Thanks for the compliments,
Ralph
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| Ralph, Very nicely done (again)! You've used limited but helpful SNOT techniches and come away with a great model. The nose especially is just beautifully done, and I like the missile designs. And you've clearly come up wotha very smooth way to fold (...) (18 years ago, 30-Jan-07, to lugnet.build.military)
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