I swear this has to be the largest kit I will ever build. I've been out of commission for a month with a broken hand, so my model building took a back seat. The 1/32 scale Hornet will be done soon, but I started on this not too long ago.

I'm keeping cockpit detail to a mininum because once it's enclosed, you can't really see anything through the tinted windows that Revell provides. Decals will be TwoBob's latest release, markings for "Seek and Destroy". The plane is famous for dropping 4 JDAMs on a "target of opportunity" during the opening stages of Iraqi Freedom. I have to figure how to get 16 JDAMs though




the WSO and DSO's office


just to give you idea of the size of the kit, I taped together the front nose halfs (fuselage is in 6 pieces) and placed it next to my Hasegawa 1/48 F-16



enjoy!

Holy cow! That is a big one!

Looking good so far...like the instrument panels. Real clean job.

Updated the post, I switched out the last 2 pictures with ones that have the majority of the fuselage mocked up. It's still a 1/48 scale hasegawa F-16 next to :-)

can non-members obtain Journal issues? Also, what issue is it?

Hi BadPony , what a BIG Dolly You have ? - Looking on the pics I wonder to build a MISTEL set - B1B with F-16 ? ( category what's if ) ok...
I like watching Your cocpits - displays and all pilot stuff he need - nice job - ejection seat had a good colors ? I didn't look on walkarounds B-1 but try to look some B-1B gallery at ARC - there is a guy Fernando Dias - ( I saw a couple of days his B-1 cocpit and some progress with this BIG Mamma - good expirience )
http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/

Waiting for progress
Regardus (++)