A-10C 1:48 with hangar & Lift Truck. '75th FS Flying Tigers' Academy 12348 [Full Build]

So glad we finally got a few decent replacements for those antiquated Tamiya and Monogram kits.

Quinta 3Decals to the cockpit rescue for sure.

I was spoiled to have the Selfridge Red Devils' A-10Cs near me. They always do impressive low-speed CAS flying and touch-and go's around Chesterfield and Harrison Township, Michigan. Their P-47 tribute paintjob with invasion stripes was the cat's t@ts.

Wow, that separated wing-root fillet makes locking the wing in quite easy, doesn't it?

Funny that Fairchild Republic left the Pave-Penny mounts, even though the Sniper and LANTIRN pods the A-10Cs carry put them in the technological ash-heap.

Surprised nobody ever came up with a better ECM pod for Warthogs and Vipers.

Some UV resin over those modded landing lights really made them look very realistic.

I bought the Squadron-Signal reference book years ago. The landing gear has a rat's nest of electrical cables, brake cables, and pneumatic tubing.

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Hello Rafal, that was a absolutely outstanding build of a very iconic US aircraft, your attention to deatail wax excellent with the small carrier cart and the well chocks, maybe you could gave added a aircraft mover tractor and some ground crew, congratulations on a job very well done, best regards from Australia, Les

Well done; and I think a Pilot climbing up the ladder would be a highlicht and two ground personal disarrange or moving the wheelchocks? (I do not know the engl word)

Beautiful build

Really wanted to watch this but couldn't hang with the AI commentary. Would rather have heard you talking about your process and what you were doing. Other than that, it looked like it was going to be a decent view.

a beautiful and well done vid. Thank you. Are there supposed to be "rabbit ear" breakers on this form of ejection seat? Curious. Dane

Very detailed and dynamic looking diorama my friend! It was nice watching it unfold over the past several months. It looks exactly like the aircraft I worked on for over 15 years. I will let my friends know about your video.who are still maintaining the Warthog. 😊