Boeing 707-338C Transport: RAAF 33 Sqn @ 1989
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1 12 March 2017, 21:10
DutchThanks lads. I actually did this years ago and stuck it to the ceiling to get it out of the way. I took it down today and wiped the dust off. I thought to move it to another location, but don't have the room, so up on the ceiling it goes for time being. I remember having a set of Ron's Resin Sgt Fletcher refueling pods, but must have traded them off to someone Down Under before I built it.
13 March 2017, 01:12
Michael HickeyPity she's a ceiling hanger, would look great in a glass cabinet protected from the dust.
13 March 2017, 01:41
Łukasz GlińskiGreat one (literally) 🙂 Dust must have protected the white colour from yellowing😉
13 March 2017, 09:57
Mike PowersDutch, really nice work, I've been thinking of doing a KC-135, a KC-97 and a KC-176 for a tar-mac presentation of refuelers past and presents. I Figured I would keep it the scale of 1:144 add a few fighters and a hanger and wha-la another diorama done, only problem is how to explain it to my wife
11 January 2018, 21:00
DutchMike, I had planned on making this a tanker using the Ron's Resins Sergeant Fletcher IFR pods, but misplaced them during the build and decaling. So it ended up a transport. Finished it circa 2007. Finally found the pods last year and traded them to a good friend down under. Good luck with your 1:144 diorama. R/ Dutch
11 January 2018, 23:27
Ray SeppalaI totally missed this build Dutch, great job! I built one in 1/100 scale about 20 years ago in the same scheme using the Nitto kit, it was recently 'retired'. I will be replacing that build with a 1/72 version soem time to go with my 1/72 tanker version.
29 December 2018, 04:53
