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Yes, but my point is the markings are for a different pilots plane. Hence my confusion.

Somewhat confused. These are the markings for Col Robin Olds's plane.

OK As discussed here and Edberts thread, no way am I doing all those stencils. I did the few for emergency egress and a couple warnings, and thats sufficient. I once spoke with an HH-43 pilot who told me half the birds he flew didnt even have the US Air Force on the tail. I am pretty sure the...

Working on the decals. Not going to do much by way of stencils. But the couple I did do by the cockpit are driving me nuts. They arent silvered, but I can dull them down. Grrrrrrrr.

Honestly, I would simply match the Eduard colors.

This is actually the Monogram kit from 1986. So, fairly old molds. It certainly would be tricky. But no reason to swear off of Revell copters IMO.

Actually, that B-36 is 1/72. There wasnt a 1/48 until HpH did theirs a few years ago. Honestly dont know why no one has come forth with a new mold in 1/48 on the 29. Im sure it would be a hit. But this one is still a good kit. Have fun!

Also Easy Off oven cleaner gets paint off clear parts. Probably do a good job on the adhesive. And no damage to the plastic. As for mine, I have had so much crap going on, I havent done much with it. Im lucky I got done what I did on the Phantom. Maybe later this week Ill be able to do something.

So I was away for 2 weeks dog sitting. I took my stuff with me, so got some work done on this. The progress pics are really irrelevant. This where she stands. I over did the weathering. However, I have seen plenty of people get accolades and the model looked like a chess board with a metric...

I have done two of the 1/48 Phantoms and am working on a 3rd right now. I have never and will never use every stencil decal. The only time the real thing had all of those is from the factory. Once they they saw service and had to go to the paint shop, the majority of them went bye bye. As...