F4K Phantom, 1/72, Fujimi

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F4K Phantom, 1/72, Fujimi

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F4K Phantom, 767 Squadron, Royal Navy

Hi everyone,

This was a nice little kit, quite well detailed with a few display options. It all went together ok with a little filler being used here and there. The only real fit problem I had was the 2 side pieces for the rear cockpit. I couldn’t figure out how they went in but after while I got it sorted. The model was brush painted with Humbrol enamels and varnishes apart from the white bits which were done with a Halfords rattle can. There are several decal options and I went for an aircraft of 767 squadron. Although I couldn’t find any pictures of these aircraft carrying all the missiles I added them anyway along with 2 wing tanks.

I’m satisfied with the build and love the look of the RN Phantoms. Hope you like the photos…

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Thanks for looking :)
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Very nice work. Those Fujimi F-4's are sweet.
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Beast of an airplane...very well done Stu.
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That's a treat for the eyes. Lovely paint job especially as it was done with brushes. I love that squadron's big yellow fin marking.

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That's well smart!. :grin:
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Brilliant work Stu.

That brings back fond memories, not the kit but the real thing, I spent time on 767 squadron back in the early 70's and would have worked on that bird.

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Ayup Stu...

Nice 'Toom.
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That's a good looker.

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Thanks all for the comments. Appreciated as I haven't been modelling very much just lately.
splash wrote:Brilliant work Stu.

That brings back fond memories, not the kit but the real thing, I spent time on 767 squadron back in the early 70's and would have worked on that bird.

Regards Splash
Thats amazing Splash - I'm happy it brought back the fond memories for you! :)
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That's a great looking model and I love the fact that you achieved it using simple techniques 8-)

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Very very nice. Shame they command a premium price.
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Glorious model!
I feel a rush of Phantoms coming on.

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Lovely model (nice photos too).
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A cracking build.
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The pictures are just so cool. The model is fantastic, It remind me of when I went to Yeovilton with my dad in 1969 and saw a Phantom for real for the first time.

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