F-16D USAFE 52FW 22FS AF91-0464 - Just finished tonight

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by Boman » 26 Feb 2008, 22:57

Hi folks!

Latest from this side of the Atlantic. Probably the last one for a while too, as the Mrs, the kids and I are moving to a new house in a few weeks.

CCIP, Sniper and GBU-38 from Shull24, decals from Afterburner Decals, CVER and AIM-9X from Hasegawa F/A-18 kit. AIM-120C from Revell, "seamless" intake from Meteor.

Hope the photos come out OK, just got a brand new Kodak M873 that I am getting familiar with :wink: .

Hope you like it - comments are welcome :D !
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by JochemP » 27 Feb 2008, 05:24

Congrats mate, Good Work.

hey the backseat it's empty, if the Thunderbirds are taking Miss Nevada for a ride, who you're letting in? :D

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by JoeSambor » 27 Feb 2008, 15:28

It might interest you to know that 91-0464 (also known as "Poor Sick Whore") was originally assigned to the 23d FS, but it went to the 22nd after we lost 90-0829 on Friday the 13th of January 1995. We needed another station wagon and the 23rd carefully chose 464 to replace it. That jet was a maintenance pig, hence the nickname "Poor Sick Whore".

I was in the 22nd from 1994-1996. Great job on the model.

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by JakeMelampy » 27 Feb 2008, 15:42

JoeSambor wrote:91-0464 (also known as "Poor Sick Whore")
:lmao: :lmao:


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by Boman » 27 Feb 2008, 18:06

Empty back seat and "Poor sick Whore" as nickname :wink:
Definatelly questionable :lol:

Thanks for the kind words, folks! :D
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by JoeSambor » 28 Feb 2008, 15:04

JakeMelampy wrote:
JoeSambor wrote:91-0464 (also known as "Poor Sick Whore")
:lmao: :lmao:


I am sorry to say that I was not the one to come up with that nickname! The first time I heard it I almost fell out of the Expediter truck.

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by tokenblkguy1785 » 28 Feb 2008, 19:21

We love our station wagons...:D
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by Henrik » 02 Mar 2008, 08:59

Great work with the "Whore", Niels!! Absolutely one of Your best models yet!!

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by sprstdlyscottsmn » 03 Mar 2008, 18:13

I may be trippin, but long canopy Vipers have a certain look to them. I'm starting to like the big spines too. ANy models with that, like Isreali Blk 50 or UAE Blk 60?
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by Boman » 03 Mar 2008, 20:16

Another USAF here: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-4156.html

and Polish with spine here: http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-8307.html

Thanks for the feedback guys :cheers:
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by miamidan » 29 Mar 2008, 03:52

That model looks sweet. I crewed that jet for two years, it didn't break as often as people though. Does it still have the lightning strike scar on the radome still?


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by ViperKeeper » 29 Nov 2011, 01:58

JoeSambor wrote:It might interest you to know that 91-0464 (also known as "Poor Sick Whore") was originally assigned to the 23d FS, but it went to the 22nd after we lost 90-0829 on Friday the 13th of January 1995. We needed another station wagon and the 23rd carefully chose 464 to replace it. That jet was a maintenance pig, hence the nickname "Poor Sick Whore".

I was in the 22nd from 1994-1996. Great job on the model.

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by Boman » 29 Nov 2011, 07:26

Best regards
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by JoeSambor » 29 Nov 2011, 12:30

I stand corrected!!

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by brett309 » 08 Jul 2013, 10:23

Nice Model. I must say that this is one of the best models that I have seen. The pieces are formed and fit with an amazing amount of precision and this turned out to be a beautiful model. That really shows the amount of time you will spend making the model I would recommend this to anybody.


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