B-36H / RB-36F instructions

Not the same release as your kit, but the plastic is the same, so you should be able to work with it.

https://www.scalemates.com/products/img/6/8/4/140684-61-instructions.pdf

There are aftermarket decals.  I highly recommend you go to the B-36 GB, it has archived a lot of information that you will benefit from.  It can only be an RB-36F if you modify the tail radar, for instance, to a single radome instead of the dual radome on the H.

Thanks so much for the link.  I have already printed off the instructions.  G'day mate.

Thanks for the advise.  I will check out the GB on the B-36.  Have a good day.

That's a fun one to Nuke-up with the real weapon that it carried, the Mark 17 Thermonuclear weapon as discussed under the Scratch Building/Nuclear Weapons post. It makes and defines the true purpose of the aircraft in my opinion!

Max

If you haven't been to the National Museum of the US Air Force at Wright Patterson AFB in Dayton, OH, you've missed the chance to stand next to a MK 17 Thermonuclear bomb and the B-36 that was designed to carry the 45,000 lb. monster. It's a sobering experience realizing that you're standing next to a thing that can make a city disappear. 

For USAF lovers, NMUSAF is Mecca. It has an example of just about everything the Air Force ever flew and planes of adversaries too. Included is the only existing example of the B-70 supersonic bomber, the B-58 Hustler, the B-2, B-1, B-36, B-52, B-29 and so on. Boxcar is there, the other B-29 that dropped the bomb on Nagasaki. F-22 is represented as is the F-23 that lost the competition. The experimental aircraft used to be housed in a hanger within the air base's secure area so you had to take a bus and go through security. Also there was the hanger of Presidential airplanes. They've now built the fourth hanger to house all of this contiguous with the rest of the museum. Engine examples of all major types are there too. 

Again, if you're into USAF aviation, this is a bucket list item.