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CorsairFreak
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Newest model finnished. I hurridly built it in a week to give to my friend. Sorry if the pics arn't the greatest, my camera doesn't take great stuff that close.

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Nice work! Is that the old Revell Kit? I built that one years ago, along with the Monogram F3F. It made an interesting comparison(Unfortunately Both are long gone now :cry: )

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Very nice!

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Yep. Its the old Revel. It wasn't that great of a kit, but it was cheap.

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Very nice build!
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They work for the purpose and make a fair representation! 8)

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with patience i think revell kits turn out very nice. my f9f in 1/48 scale is probably my favorite display at the moment. although half of it is putty 8) . Currently I am tackling their P-61
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