Meng F/A-18G Growler
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38 12 March, 15:45
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As expected, the MENG kit was such an easy kit to work with. all the parts fit together nicely, and the level of detail is just right without the need of getting a PE or resin upgrade (though you can!). There were some bits of work on the exhaust nozzles and in the lower fuselage area near the intakes and also the radome. The masking and painting of the exhaust nozzles are a b*tch. I made this short video to highlight that Youtube Video
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The weapons were plentiful. The process includes masking and placing many decals. Here is a short video clip on how I handled that Youtube Video
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