Phil's EF-TSR.2 or something

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Phil's EF-TSR.2 or something

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Ok, not sure what the US number for this plane would have been. If anybody has a good idea, please let me know.

My HARMs arrived yesterday so still need to get a few parts before construction starts but feeling the pressure to put up a thread so here you go.

I have 2 of the Stratos boxings so will be using one of them for the base kit with parts from the old Monogram EF-111 for the electronic gear.

Here is what I am hoping to end up with.

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That looks interesting, looking forward to seeing it get underway!
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That looks so right.

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I think the Xtradecal what-if sheet referred to the USAF version as an 'FB-112'.
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MarkyM607 wrote:I think the Xtradecal what-if sheet referred to the USAF version as an 'FB-112'.
Yes it does, which presumably would make this build an EF-112.
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I like it, EF-112 it shall be.
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