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MonsterZeroI don't think I have the confidence to scribe my own panel lines. Are there any good tutorials out there? How do you ensure the scribing tool doesn't deviate from straight line?
On the Bench: Too Much
I have two in my stash. One with case X wing and the other a case XX wing. But I have not built either one yet, so I can't comment on fit, ease of assembly, etc. I imagine it will assemble the same as all their other 1/48 jets of the same vintage that I have built.
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
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I remember building the Pro-Modeler version of this kit back in the mid-90's. It went together beautifully straight from the box and without any real problems. Plenty of areas for builders to detail up to today's standards, but still a good build when you consider how long ago the molds were originally made. It was a very good kit to learn scribing panel lines because of the easy curve of the fuselage and the wide, flat surfaces of the wings. It's a very forgiving design. I have no doubts that in your hands, the F-102 will turn out to be a real gem!
OMG, this model looks terrific for a 30 year old mold. Does anybody have it? Any assembly problems? I think I want to order it. Highly detailed Falcon missiles can be bought separately from Eduard. The original missiles look clunky.
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