Snap I have just ordered a set.
Brilliant jakko ! Those films have me in stitches ! Looking forward to this
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I’m kind of wondering if I should also add Topper’s father’s eyes …
That’s what I was thinking lol
Ok Jakko my friend have stirred my mojo up on this GB been wanting to build this for a while and coincidentally this Revell Model is from the same year the TV series was running but it was the last season 1978. I had this Model when I was around 9 or 10 years old built it straight out of the box. I used to watch this TV series I think it came on every Wednesday night. So if you don’t mind I would like to join in with this one. 
Never heard of that show, I must try to find it.
OMG that show looks good! My favourite plane and five of them, wow. Passed us by in the UK, I think. I shall be checking it out, thanks for the heads up, Lee
Me neither……
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Nice, I like the F4U Corsair, but with a model like this, of course, I’ll stress that you should finish it like one of the prominent planes in the show
Like the others said, though, I’ve never seen the show — I’ve read about it, mainly in relation to reading about the F4U, but no idea what it was actually like.
Yes it’s aired in September of 1976- 78. It got kinda “Corny” at the end. The title of the series first started as Baa Baa Black Sheep then they changed it to Black Sheep Squadron.
Jakko. Most definitely the ones in the TV show looked nothing like the Real “Pappy” or the Squadron. I plan on painting this one just like Robert Conrad’s who played “Pappy” in the TV Series. His is the one with the Arrow on the right wing and with Block of kills on the fuselage.
Jakko. Most definitely the ones in the TV show looked nothing like the Real “Pappy” or the Squadron. I plan on painting this one just like Robert Conrad’s who played “Pappy” in the TV Series. His is the one with the Arrow on the right wing and with Block of kills on the fuselage.
A dig through the stash..(which is in need of some serious replen) and I've found this...
it's probably from when i started to get into building Gundams... so unless something else pops up, I'll be throwing some glue and paint at this..but I''l be doing it a bit more beat up than a pristine version..
it's probably from when i started to get into building Gundams... so unless something else pops up, I'll be throwing some glue and paint at this..but I''l be doing it a bit more beat up than a pristine version..
Your welcome Neil.
Karl. It was a pretty neat show when you were 9 or 10 lol.
I was a bit younger than that......
Michael at rest is a great choice!
Be my friend…..Godfather!
John one of my favorites
A great idea for a GB Jakko. I didn't sign up but I hope I can join now - better late than never.
This will be my contribution.
Genevieve, from the 1953 film of the same name starring Kenneth More and John Gregson. The kit dates from 1959.
This will be my contribution.
Genevieve, from the 1953 film of the same name starring Kenneth More and John Gregson. The kit dates from 1959.
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