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F-84G Yugoslavian Air Force

Производитель: Academy 1/72 Дата размещения: 23 декабря 2010 года, 12:41 Раздел галереи: Авиация Тип техники: Военные Тип двигателя: Реактивная Год выпуска: после 1960 Страна-производитель: Другие страны Масштаб модели: 1:72	Авторизуйтесь, чтобы выставить свои оценки этой модели
Hi people, I've always wanted to do F-84. In addition to other models like HobbyBoss, I chose Academy because of the so much details on that little 1/72 kit. OOB parts are pretty good, you don't need resin cockpit or some PE set. During the assembly I have not had any problems with gaps or joint's. I have no complaints at all... great kit! The decals which are given in the box were not too interesting for me, so I bought aftermarket decals for Yugoslavian Thunderjet. All critiques and comments are welcome!
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Техника исполнения	Качество окраски	Матчасть
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Средняя оценка: 98 (все оценки)

Популярность модели: 78.4

Yes, undercarriage bays on your model tend to look of orange color, although they should be of ochre color, more greenish-yellow like on the model below (not mine, but the color the same on mine). At least, on those, which flew in Korea. I used to assemble one and spent a while searching web until found the undercarriage of an original aircraft to paint the same on my model. Here is brief history where F-84 came to Yugoslavia from. “Yugoslavia Air Force. Republic F-84 Thunderjet * Retired * Two hundred and nineteen F-84G Thunderjets delivered from 9 June 1953 onwards. The first batch came from the USAF under MDAP. A second batch came from the Greek Air Force circa 1957. Initially used for the fighter interceptor role, but relegated to the fighter-bomber role by the arrival of the F-86E. Some were subsequently converted to 'RF-84G' reconnaissance versions. Their final use was as advanced trainers. Withdrawn from service in 1974.”

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