So while I have to two 1/2256 commission builds on my desk, they are at a stage that requires using either my Dremel for routing and sanding or a small power sander to smooth down the putty. Since I use both of those tools with a shop vac running, it makes a lot of noiseand my downstairs neighbor doesn’t like noise.

Tamiya 1/48 F-16C/N Aggressor/Adversary Military. Here's a link to the manual: N is for 'Navy' Basically the F-16 in navy use as. Avg 2011 Rus.

At least that type of noise in the evening. I’ve been getting home too late during the week to do this power tool work so I’ll have to do a bunch of it this coming Friday morning/early afternoon. In the downtime my itch to BUILD has been strongI find myself daydreaming of getting down and dirty with a kit.

There are a few selections in my inventory that have all the aftermarket components collected and I narrowed it down to two: Eduard’s 1/48 MiG-21MF in Egyptian markings or Tamiya’s 1/48 F-16C/N Aggressor/Adversary. I presented the choices to my fiance as “Alaska” or “Egypt” and thus this build choice was made. She liked the colors better. I'll be using Eduard's cockpit and external PE set, masks and undercarriage PE set as well as Voyager's pitot and angle of attack set and Voyager's reinforcement plates. As with any aircraft, the starting point is the cockpit.

F16 Aggressor Manual. Hope that after playing F-16: Aggressor you will agree. Phil Allsopp. 3.1 F-16 DIAGRAM. DIAGRAM & SPECIFICATIONS. F16 Aggressor Manual. Hope that after playing F-16: Aggressor you will agree. Phil Allsopp. 3.1 F-16 DIAGRAM. DIAGRAM & SPECIFICATIONS.