Skymaster 1:7.5 F-4 Phantom
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Did I ever tell the story about how much I hate gear doors. After hours of work I finally had everything working.....Until the flameout. Due to my outstanding piloting skills I was able to get rocket powered manhole cover back to reasonably level ground. Tore off all wing gear doors in an intentional gear up landing. Crushed the front RWAH receiver also. Now I dont have to worry about them any more. Made it just like my foamie. Show passes only for me so the crowd doesnt see the belly. Its a daily flyer for me anyway.
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Stittsville,
ON, CANADA
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For the centerline tank, I mounted the tank lined up with the break point on the fuse with the nose section. It also lines up with a large molded former line at the rear of the tank. See the photos. I did a fair amount of research on-line to approximate the proper location. It seems to work nicely...also no trim changes when mounted versus downloaded. This original F-4 tank (vs the F-15 tank) looks kinda cool, and I received lots of compliments on how cool it looks.
I had to use some filler on the pylon to match it to the fuse bottom so it had a solid installation. Good luck!
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