Both of these Phantoms look pretty good sitting on your glass shelves.
I would offer a detail that a lot of Phantom builders don't seem to know, though.
Those "plates" that are molded on some Phantom models out of the box, that your inner pylons mount between are only molded there for building convenience,,,,,,on the real thing, those airfoils are a part of the pylon, so when the pylon is left off, the plates aren't on the aircraft anymore.
Those tiny airfoils are on there as the load bearing surface when the sway brace bolts are tightened down to hold the pylon rigidly in place, they mount with just a slight gap (the thickness of typing paper on a scale model) and are airfoil shaped both to streamline them a bit, and to act as "negative lift" devices in the airstream when the pylon is jettisoned.
The gaps are the dark areas on the pylon on this old photo of an F-4B sites.google.com/.../phantom-pylons
This is not meant as a slam on your model, a lot of people do this same thing, this just seemed like a good place to add the info.
Rex