Looking at wheel well wiring (Say that fast three times) and other wiring details to make sure I have a plan, has been time consuming. Modifying the base kit for the resin additions, test fitting, more research, building fuel tanks, mixing paints and primers and general build order planning. The amount of experience on this site is vast and daunting.Ī lot of work over the last couple days. If you have any information or input I would be glad to hear it. If it all works out I will not want to give it up upon completion. Plus, I want very much to take all that I have learned and put it into this aircraft. I suspect this build will take many months as my real life is sure to interject. Decals - Speed Hunter Graphics Big Scale Early Phantom Stencils for the RF-4C Various Instrument and placard decals from AirScale Custom Decals donated to me by TonyT as he had worked a Phantom in the same squadron. Decals - McDonnell F-4C Phantom II in Viet Nam war Part 1 F-4C 64-0829 8th Tactical Fighter Wing 2.

With DECALS McDonnell RF-4CĪuxiliary Air Intake and the Door for McDonnell RF-4C Scale Aircraft Conversions - Phantom II Landing Gearįull House Paint masks for McDonnell RF-4B/RF-4CĮxhaust nozzles for EARLY McDonnell RF-4C Phantom.į.O.D. GT Resin ALQ-71 ECM Pod (for F-4 Phantom II) The line up of after aftermarket effort is the longest I have compiled ever: Lots of research and after market items bought to make it right.

This will be my first real attempt, top to bottom, to recreate a RF-4C to the best of my ability.

F 4c phantom cockpit