Here is my 1/48 GWH 1/48 F-15E Strike Eagle, built up as bird from the 494th Fighter Squadron from RAF Lakenheath.
The finished model first:

And where it all began:

GWH 1/48 F-15E
Meng 1/48 U.S. Satellite Guided Bombs (for the GBU-31 JDAM)
Meng 1/48 U.S. Short Range Air-to-Air Missiles (for the AIM-9M)
Meng 1/48 U.S. Long/Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (for the AIM-120C)
Eduard 1/48 Sniper ATP
Eduard GBU-39 w/ BRU-61
Eduard GBU-38
Oh and Mission Models FS36118 Gunship Grey to give it that distinct dark grey look!
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An iconic view of an iconic jet.... well at least my model of it that is

LN...in case you were in any doubt of where it came from

A lot of grey paint was needed. Even at 1/48 this is a big jet. Too big to fit in my display cabinet unless I tilt the rear stabilators up. I guess I won't be moving to 1/32 unless I get a bigger cabinet!

The kit decals were far too thick and came with way too much excess decal film so I used some excellent decals from TwoBobs. These are from the F-15E "Maximum Effort" set and they are great: fantastic colour, minimal film, very thin and still tough enough to move and press into the panel lines. Would recommend for all you decalling needs!

Just look how well they settled into the panel lines, and around the various lumps and bumps on the tail.

And this is how Bullseye gets it's name! Obviously someone in the 494th is a Toy Story 2 fan!
The decal sheet had a lot of cool nose art options so I definitely have to build another one!

Even though the decals are good, I didn't enjoy dealing with quite so many of the damn things! I wish the USAF would thing of the plight of modellers when they stencil up the jets!


And now the motherload! The F-15Es can carry a ridiculous amount of bombs - more than a B-17 Flying Fortress.
Mine has
1x GBU-31 v1 2000lb JDAM
8x GBU-38 500lb JDAM
8x GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs on 2x BRU-61 racks
2x AIM-120C
1x AIM-9M
All set to make a real mess of someones day!



A close up of that fabulous Eduard ATP - Although I should've checked since the kit includes one as well, but not one this detailed - even the optics behind the glass are modelled.

Thanks for looking!