The F-100D Super Sabre is complete and has found its place on the shelf. I am quite pleased with the end results. Trumpeter hit this one out of the park. I had no issues with construction until final assembly when I misplaced the instructions. Luckily I found them online. I figured I would find them as soon as I was done but they are still missing in action.
I chose to depict this one in the Vietnam era SEA scheme. With that, I had to ditch the provided sidewinder missiles and use a few 500lb. bombs and ejector racks from one of Hasegawa’s weapons sets. Everything else was built straight from the box.
I tried a set of Cam Pro decals for the first time with this kit. The finished product looks good, but they are very delicate to work with. Also, they are printed on a continuos film resulting in having to cut each decal out from the others. These downfalls led me to only use the decals for the vertical stabilizer and one for the nose. The rest of the decals were from the provided Trumpeter sheet.
This kit has been on my “to build” list for a long time. I am happy with my results and to finally be able to check it off the list.
Great looking model. I’m impressed with how quickly you put it together.
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It was a great kit. Good fitting parts helps out tremendously! Thanks!
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Super job there!!!
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Thank you.
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That’s a nice looking plane. I wouldn’t mind having that on my shelf. Thanks for the like of my post “Start to Finish”.
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Thanks!
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I am impressed with your model building… It is obvious a true passion. Your photos are great too. Thanks for visiting my blog, I look forward to following yours and seeing what you build in the future.
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Thank you! I am more thrilled to hear that you like the pics, to be honest. I would love to get into photography someday.
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Very nice job!
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Thank you.
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Very nice this Super Sabre!
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Thank you!
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Thanks WordPress I have been missing a lot around here.
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I even had to go back and look too.
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I thought I had read every post.
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I didn’t think anyone ever read my earlier posts!
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They are missing a lot…
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What we can see is how your blog as evolved over the years.
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I hope that’s a good thing! It certainly has turned into way more than what I had originally anticipated.
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It’s like my blogs… I always want to improve the content and the format.
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Me too. I’m kind of thinking of a few avenues to change things up a bit here.
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My newest blog…
https://sergeantpadden.wordpress.com/2016/12/20/first-blog-post/
About a RAF cadet pilot in Americus, Georgia. He was killed on December 17, 1942. His nephew found my blog about RAF 23 Squadron.
He was killed on his first mission aboard a Short Stirling Mark I.
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Wonderful!
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