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Hobbyboss. F14B Tomcat

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Good start Ralph. Be interested to see how this Hobby Boss Tomcat builds up and looks when completed.
 
As an 80s kid this was the one! I remember one of my first kits was a tomcat jolly Rogers, can't think what kit it was... Love em, will be watching this one


Phil
 
I've almost completed the Hasegawa F-14A in 1/72, I'm interested to see how these two compare.
 
I like it!And Hobby Boss is ok i think for airplanes?


They are good in tanks so why not in airplanes :)


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Great build so far buddy..
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Nice start ;)
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Nice one Ralph and a great start
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Good start Ralph. Be interested to see how this Hobby Boss Tomcat builds up and looks when completed.
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As an 80s kid this was the one! I remember one of my first kits was a tomcat jolly Rogers, can't think what kit it was... Love em, will be watching this one
Phil
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I've almost completed the Hasegawa F-14A in 1/72, I'm interested to see how these two compare.
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I like it!And Hobby Boss is ok i think for airplanes?
They are good in tanks so why not in airplanes :)


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Thanks for all the comments Guy's.


More work will be done today.
 
Looking good and they do need some weight to stop them being tail sitters don't they
 
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Looking good and they do need some weight to stop them being tail sitters don't they
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Thanks Ian. :)


I added more weight after the pics, because after a test it wasn't enough.
 
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Thanks Ian. :)
I added more weight after the pics, because after a test it wasn't enough.
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The Hasegawa instructions say add 5 grams to the nose, does it not specify in yours how much to add?
 
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The Hasegawa instructions say add 5 grams to the nose, does it not specify in yours how much to add?
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Hi Rick.


No it does not specify.does not mention to add weight at all.


Not sure how much I added.


I test if it is enough by balancing the fuselage gently between my fingers at the centre of gravity and see how easily it tips forwards.


But if I was to guess how much weight I added I would say about 15 grammes
 
Looking good Ralph , just dont drop it on your foot!!! cheers tony
 
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Looking good Ralph , just dont drop it on your foot!!! cheers tony
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Thanks Tony,I'll try not to.


Some more to come today.
 
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I did the 1/32 Trumpeter, and it needed a lot of weight as it is a natural heavy tail sitter. I packed the nose cone and under the cockpit with blue tack.
 
All looks great Ralph. It's strange to think the F14 is now retired.
 
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