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I can't find any photo references for it, so if anyone has any images of Phantom AF70 287, I'd be interested to see them! I wonder if there's a registration problem... On the reference sites below, there are no F-4Es with the year prefix 70 and the only ones with serial number 287 are the following...

Cast in metal from a Shapeways model in a grainy resin to weep for...., here's a Heinkel He 70 in Lufthansa colors, thanks to CTA Decals who kindly provided me with a file of their own 1/72 decals which they reduced to 1/144 and which I had edited by a specialist company. For further information, se...

As the name suggests, "rare birds" even very rare and quite large..., in 3D In the pipeline, a Cant Z.511 and later, no doubt, a Short Mayo Composite.... https://rarebirdmodels.com/ And the assembly instructions are impressive..... : https://rarebirdmodels.com/latecoere-631-build/ . Rarebi...

The Ukrainian manufacturer of "large carriers"....

https://www.x-scalemodels.com/language/ ... ory/1-144/
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CTA : Cut then Add decals....

https://ctamodels.com/shop/scale-1-144
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Magnificent. Superb diorama. An excellent idea to recall memories of the the Airfix Bloodhound box.
But, wouldn't there be Ray Rimes vehicles?
I think so, because I have the same ones to make a diorama of this type, with Bloodhounds that I found I don't know where....

A bit of exoticism? All the planes that have flown or are flying in the skies of New Zealand (from the DC-3 to the Boeing 777, including the Dragon Rapide, Catalina, Islander, ATR, Beechcraft or Embraer, etc, etc...) and for the military also those of the NZ squadrons of the RAF (Spitfires, Hurrican...