Another model built by Boh for Scale Modeler. If you have been following this blog you will see that Boh was prolific model builder. Not much was a change to him. He would jump into the model
build while puffing on his big cigar. When I would come by to build models with him. I could tell by the cloud of cigar smoke as to how the build was going. Dave sure loved his cigars.
The kit was the 1/72 revell F-4C kit. In 1973 it was the best Phantom around at that time. The model was sanded down to remove the surface details and rivets. The model was scribe with a number 11 exacto blade. I can hear the screams.. OMG with an exacto blade. It would be several year later when Al Mason of Bare metal foil would bring out his scribing tools. I believe he was the first to make a commercial scribing tool. How far we have come... Enjoy thanks to Charlie Dunton for finding the article for the blog.
build while puffing on his big cigar. When I would come by to build models with him. I could tell by the cloud of cigar smoke as to how the build was going. Dave sure loved his cigars.
The kit was the 1/72 revell F-4C kit. In 1973 it was the best Phantom around at that time. The model was sanded down to remove the surface details and rivets. The model was scribe with a number 11 exacto blade. I can hear the screams.. OMG with an exacto blade. It would be several year later when Al Mason of Bare metal foil would bring out his scribing tools. I believe he was the first to make a commercial scribing tool. How far we have come... Enjoy thanks to Charlie Dunton for finding the article for the blog.
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