Hi there, I am looking for information on Republic's F-84 Thunderjet versions B to G, those with the straight wing, Would not mind a copy of the article from Scale Aircraft Modelling Volume 3 Number 9 which was released in June 1981. Planes would be a bonus, any reasonable costs would be covered.
Yours Sincerely
Alastair Macfarlane
Thanks Ron, I have the Tamiya 1/72 kit and the Academy 1/72 kit as well which has a second canopy, which I would love to find out about as well as other differences between models
All the best
Alastair Macfarlane
Can't really say "B to G," as the F-84F had the swept wing.
There is a member of our IPMS club that builds F-84's almost exclusively. Check the articles at
Woody
Alastair Macfarlane wrote:
I belive there's also a slightly longer fuselage 1½ inch or so - not something that'll show on a 1:72 scale model.
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Haven't seen the entire thread,but on the subject of F-84s,have you tried
There's also the airbrake which either had lots of small holes, or 4 larger rectangular slots. Certain -Gs has the holes as well.
Very early F-84s didn't have fins on the tip-tanks. The aforementioned Detail and Scale book would be well accompanied by Squadron's In-Action book.
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