you could add shelves. billy has optional glass shelves now...

hence the use of glass, my friend...

you could always double up your detolf shelving area by diy additional shelves

can

okay... time to bump this page back up. i must say cw seems to be slacking with this GLOSSY blacklions. back to their wolfpack days, this. and the load out has never been this loose (had to fill out most of the holes with blutac in order for the ordnance to fit tight). i dunno... i kinda like my witty blacklions overall. i guess i just dislike glossy paint on my tomcats (just as i said hm should've used more matte paint for their detailing!!!). anyway... here are some pictures for your viewing pleasure...

wanna stop must stop completely. i worry stop a while next time wanna restart, price already double or triple.

yups, lots of stencils on this model, and that blue aam3... simply awesome!!! nice catch, dm101!

oh wow... that looks awesome!

should i add this into my rsaf fleet? hmm...

err... can be more specific or not? mokit or diecast? any particular manufacturer or model? budget?

personal preference, boss. but i'm guessing you want a ready-to-display model and with rm200-300 budget, it opens up many possibilities.

diecast:

the top of the arrange at the moment would be the diecast (metal) models by hobby master... but those are out of your budget and costs approx rm400+ so i'll leave that out.

what falls squarely into your budget would be the witty wings (and gemini jets... which ultimately used the witty mould anyway) eagles... but since witty has gone out of business, good luck tracking them down.

and the sub-rm200 would be the dragon model. less detailed but overall a good place to start if you're just starting to build your collection but again, not easy to track them down, at least not in malaysia.

plastic/resin:

definitely below your budget and you'll probably be getting at least 3 for below rm200. i don't have any but the perception (not sure if that's true) is that the plastic/resin models do not last as long as diecast models. you could try the easy model series.

have fun and we hope to see your inaugural eagle up posted in here soon!

not stop le... gotto be selective. sigh... in a year prices have jumped by more than 30%

tiger 1, how durable are the plastic models? do they use slide on decals or...?

err... the anti glare grey panel on the nose cone for that tomcat is grossly misaligned and there's really not much detailing done. the ordnance looks bland

This post has been edited by WingNut: Feb 6 2016, 01:33 PM

nice!

i got the amercom helicopter collection choppers and they're a far cry from these easy model models

there are pros n cons for diecast vs plastics, i guess. admittedly my only plastics were old kits... and they didn't age well

latest to join my fleet...





rather plain but overall a nice scheme. ordnance all in white... as it is with the actual aircraft. kinda like the gold rimmed canopy and the flags of the nations operating this aircraft. but as i said... it's plain, and i do prefer my models with a matte finish instead of gloss but i guess the glossy finish is a true representation of the actual aircraft too. it's not gonna be a fan favourite for those who prefer elaborate schemes but it sure is a departure from the usual 50 shades of grey

terebo or gaincorp, bro? it's a colossal aircraft, this... especially when placed side by side with a sr71. nice catch! looking forward to more rusky flanker variants... and the pakfa now that the actual airframe is finally going into mass production (keeping fingers crossed).

boss... rm199 is only rm130! damn cheap!

not the refueling probe... the different colour on the starboard verticle stabs, and the lack of elevation markings for the horizontal stabs on the fuselage, me thinks

This post has been edited by WingNut: Feb 19 2016, 10:41 AM

definitely an excellent catch there, mate!

a break from the military scene to bring you one of jc wings finest (if not the finest) 747-400. the jal " disneysea"...