1/72 Trumpeter A-6A Intruder
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17 12 February, 00:26
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I know! 😄 I was following your YouTube series. Quite the coincidence to stumble upon this build on here as well.
12 February, 21:37
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OOB build, this kit is not so straight forward. The windscreen is not a good fit and needed work. If you are having wings down/extended, the kit parts are not strong enough, I had to put brass tube in to support the left wing. Yes, I know fuselage speed brakes were not used, but I had already put holes in the fuselage for them, and by that stage I had enough of the build, so kept them open.