#038 Hasegawa F-16D Aggressor "Red 75"
- Subject:
General Dynamics F-16D Block 30H Fighting Falcon
US Air Force (1947-now)
18 AGRS Blue Foxes, 354 OG 87-0375/AK/Red 75 (Maj. Jason Hughes)
2008 - Eielson AFB, AK- Skala:
- 1:48
- Status:
- Gotowe
- Rozpoczęte:
- October 8, 2019
- Gotowe :
- January 18, 2020
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5 December 2016, 14:22
Michael PhillipsWelcome Maciej! Yeah, at my current pace this should hit late 2018, unless I move it up. LOL I am adding one project a day until I get to 50 "Ideas" in my project queue. I think I am at thirty-something now. LOL
5 December 2016, 14:53
Michael PhillipsYeah, with all of the interesting entries into the GB, I thought of this one because of exactly that thought. Might be leaning towards going with this one right now...
15 August 2019, 13:42
John BallmanI agree, haven't seen any F-16B/D Aggressors out there in "Red Flagland" I know the has Navy had two-seaters for training their Instructor Adversary Pilots. It stands to reason that the USAF does as well, but I live a sheltered life so.....
15 August 2019, 14:44
Patrick HagelsteinI 'vote' for this one as it is a unique bird amongst unique birds. 👍
15 August 2019, 19:26
Michael PhillipsWell, I have narrowed my GB decision to this one and the Japanese F-15DJ...
#074 Great Wall F-15DJ Aggressor | Project by Fighting 84 (1:48)
Help me decide... Post here if you vote the F-16D!
16 August 2019, 19:19
Slavo HazuchaI would like to say I vote for the F-16... but... (change thread...)
16 August 2019, 19:28
Maciej BellosMan you got me divided... I love the F-16 (my stash shows it) but the Japanese aggressor is a must.
One thing that you have to take into account if you are going to proceed with this one. The Hasegawa Falcon, cannot be built as the one that you want to depict. As a block 30H, it has a GE F110 engine and a big mouth intake. The Hasegawa kit lacks those. You can use however your leftovers from the Tamiya C and with a bit of dryfitting you could do it.
16 August 2019, 20:28
DanielSeems we'll be building the same kit 👍 I'll try to downgrade mine to a B. Aaaand creepy that I also thought of doing the F-15J as a secondary^^
16 August 2019, 20:30
Michael PhillipsMaciej, I had considered this as well. But I have a Hasegawa F-16C Block 30 in my stash as well:
F-16C Block 30 (Hasegawa 06104, 1:48)
I was thinking that might be an easy swap, and I could use the parts from this kit to make another aggressor on the Block 30 F-16C kit, as most Nellis aggressors have the PW engine for the most part... That should work, right?
16 August 2019, 20:38
Maciej BellosYou are halfway there Michael. The single seater has the GE exhaust, but lacks the big mouth intake. You will need it from the Tamiya kit.
16 August 2019, 21:24
DanielThe hasegawa f-16c blk 40/50 seems to have the big mouth, just compared my spares
16 August 2019, 21:27
Michael PhillipsThanks for the tips Maciej, F-16 blocks tend to confuse me. Small mouth, Large mouth, GE, PW, gear doors, strengthening plates... I will have to go look and see what is in the C kit.
16 August 2019, 21:34
Patrick Hagelsteinclubhyper.com/reference/f16blockssb_1.htm There you go, Michael!
17 August 2019, 04:09
Michael PhillipsThanks Patrick, that link is AWESOME! It answers pretty much any Block related F-16 question. I really appreciate you posting that!
18 August 2019, 00:25
Michael PhillipsSo I have made my decision... I am going to build the F-16D.... AAAAAAAAND the F-15DJ Japanese Aggressor! 🙂
I will do the F-16D first, as it will be a considerably faster build (the Hasegawa F-16C I built a few years ago was very easy to build, if my memory serves me correct)
18 August 2019, 00:29