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Time for some serious civil discussion.
To be released soon. Is this the first time for an E-4B in 1/200?

http://www.hasegawausa.com/product-pages/hsgs0809.html

That ain't civil sir!

No, I built this kit in the late 80s (showing my age there). Still have the trashed GE engines in the spares box.

Original kit issued in 1986.

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Thanks Ray. So nearly 30 years since if was last released? I see it has markings for the example that arrived in Melbourne about 2 years ago. Looks good.

and should make a return to Brisbane this November for the G4 summit, depends on what Putin does in the meantime though

I take great pleasure in reminding military aviation-lovin people that the single most powerful warplane ever built is indeed none other than the humble Boeing 747-200 "jumbo", (in E-4 form). While pissy little fighters and bombers can take out targets, this particular variant of the 747 can take out countries, just by the proverbial "pressing of a button"
TOR

tor lives wrote:I take great pleasure in reminding military aviation-lovin people that the single most powerful warplane ever built is indeed none other than the humble Boeing 747-200 "jumbo", (in E-4 form). While pissy little fighters and bombers can take out targets, this particular variant of the 747 can take out countries, just by the proverbial "pressing of a button"
TOR

Blah blah blah

hrtpaul wrote:

tor lives wrote:I take great pleasure in reminding military aviation-lovin people that the single most powerful warplane ever built is indeed none other than the humble Boeing 747-200 "jumbo", (in E-4 form). While pissy little fighters and bombers can take out targets, this particular variant of the 747 can take out countries, just by the proverbial "pressing of a button"
TOR

Blah blah blah

You know it's true Paul

Nup

hrtpaul wrote:Nup

Mmmmm me thinks a little bit of denial perhaps . Let's see ya take out the entire Russian Federation with an F-4...like ya can with an E-4
TOR