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Thank for clearing that up for us. Wild Weasels sounds like task force to me.

I hope you packed it and back under the tree! ;) As far as I know, "Wild Weasel" and "Fighting Falcon" are terms related to the US Air Force. Wild Weasel is a squadron I heard about during the Vietnam conflict. Fighting Falcon for the F-16.

I agree because of it's simplicity, that's what I like about it design wise. It would be cool to see a variation of this DIY tank from the SMA community.

I just saw this on the web and I thought what a great scratch build to work on, this would be my first. Behold a Syrian rebel DIY tank! Wow, it's a beauty. Totally anti-personal, wouldn't survive a tank or AT round. I'm going to think about what materials to buy and what type of vehicle to...

That's pretty cool set up!

Thanx Dagger and like your call sign.

Sweet dude. :)

I know...This is retro build, colors and markings that simulate a WW 2 fighter plane. I thought it would be an interesting pace instead of doing a basic F-16 scheme.

I found this that cuts the confusion to a minimum. ;D

Re: Loud and Proud, F-16 A/C Redtail 1/48 by Academy. Updated. Hey addicts, been awhile, my life was filled with distractions. Finally got a bit of breathing room for this build. Completed adding on Eduard cockpit details, again draining for me and I did what I can for the DIY cockpit panels...

Thanx martay. You seemed to be an ace with those inexpensive kits, your craftsmanship seem superb, especially with cockpit detail of the Arado. Thanx for the link as well, getting those blades for Xmas, and some other useful tools as well.

You know what irked me about the movie, the way it ended. They made it seemed like there's going to be a sequel. The lead character with the decapitated android head fly off to space to "get her answers" from the engineers. I didn't get closure. >:(

Excellent paint job make this BF-109 stand out. ;)

Beautiful paint job on the veritech fight.

You're on the role with aircrafts on this forum. Cockpit paint job look great and I have never seen this jet before, Thanx for posting! :D

Awesome. Close air support version. ;D

Nicely done and love the camo scheme. ;D

Here's a close up of the DIY cockpit, cut up pieces of styrene plastic sheets. PE details for the cockpit and landing gear. I am having a blast adding in these Eduard details! It makes working on this model more worth it. ;D

Zup addicts, did some surgery with cockpit cowl. Had to cut it out of the body and sliced some silts to fit in the instrument panel like so. Then put some epoxy putty, to fill in the silts. Tested the fit with a fake instru panel, and it fits.

From what I read, the movie adaption has nothing to do with the book. Max brooks signed the rights over and he washed his hands over it...The nature of book to movie adaption. :-\ http://screenrant.com/world-war-z-movie-book-differences-discussion-kofi-127543/...